We’ve introduced two key updates that make it easier—and faster—for developers to deliver seamless, enterprise-ready login experiences using Google and Microsoft. Whether you’re building from scratch or refining a mature auth flow, these tools are designed to give you control where it counts.
1. Prompt Parameters: Control of Google and Microsoft Login Behavior
Developers now have the ability to control exactly how users interact with Google and Microsoft during login. By configuring the prompt parameter, you can guide the login flow to match your app’s needs—no more relying on unpredictable default behavior.
Supported options
select_account: Always show the account selectorconsent: Force the user to re-consent to permissionsnone: Attempt silent login if the session is still validdefault: Stick with the provider’s standard flow
Why this matters
Multi-account users—especially those switching between personal and corporate identities—often run into friction when default login behavior doesn’t meet their expectations. With this update, you control the experience. No surprises, no confusion.
2. Use Test Credentials: Test Instantly with Pre-Configured Scalekit Credentials
Setting up OAuth with Google or Microsoft can be tedious, especially when all you want to do is verify that your integration works. Now, you don’t have to wait for client IDs or jump into developer portals just to get started.
Scalekit now offers built-in testing credentials for both Google and Microsoft—so you can validate your auth flows immediately, right from your dashboard.
Use this feature to
- Test sign-in flows without setting up OAuth clients
- Prototype faster in staging or local environments
- Troubleshoot issues before pushing to production
How to get started
- Open the Social Login section in your Scalekit dashboard
- Choose Google or Microsoft
- Select Use Scalekit credentials and click “Test Connection”
No blockers. No busywork. Just fast, functional testing.
If you are new to Scalekit, start for free, today!
