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# Authentication

Currently we support 3 ways to login:

* **Email/password**: Enter your e-mail address, and ypu'll be sent an email to verify. Click the button in your email to set your password. Now you can login.
* **Google SSO**:  Click the Google Link to sign in with your Google Account.
* **Okta SSO**: Users can use Okta to login.
  * NOTE: This is ONLY supported for customers on Team or Enterprise plans.
  * [Okta configuration](/unskript-documentation/guides/getting-started/authentication/okta-configuration.md)


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