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Set up LastPass federated login with Google Workspace

Federated login enables users to log in to LastPass using their Google Workspace credentials, eliminating the need for a separate master password. This integration requires an active Google Workspace subscription and a LastPass Businessor LastPass Business account, with specific account requirements and limitations that apply to federated users.

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Important: Before you begin setting up the integration between the LastPass new Admin Console and Google Workspace, review the account requirements and limitations that apply to federated users.

Note: In this set of instructions, Google Workspace is defined as the Identity Provider (IdP) used for authentication.

Restriction: LastPass directory integrations have limitations, including the use of different directory instances or multi-domain and multi-forest configurations. For more information, see What are the limitations for LastPass users with federated login?.

Account requirements

To sync your Google Workspace with LastPass, you need the following:

An active Google Workspace subscription
An active trial or paid LastPass Business account
An active LastPass Business admin account (required to activate your trial or paid subscription)
A non-federated super admin to reset master passwords

Limitations for federated users

Review What are the limitations for LastPass users with federated login?
Linked personal accounts must be verified on each new device that a federated user uses to log in and access their LastPass vault.

FAQs

For answers to frequently asked questions, see the following articles:

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