Open your profile (your picture, then My Profile) and go to the Access section. Two cards there are about getting into your account: Sign-In Methods and Sessions & Devices. Only you see them, on your own profile.
Sign-In Methods
This card lists the outside accounts you can sign in with besides your password, such as Google or Microsoft. Each one shows its email address and when you last used it, or when you connected it.
Only the accounts your organization offers are listed. If none are offered, the card says so.
Connect An Account
- Under Connect An Account, press the button for the account you want, for example Connect Google.
- That company's own page opens in a new tab. Sign in there and agree. Kamo never sees your password for that account.
- Kamo then asks you to prove the Kamo account is yours: your password and second step, or a code sent to your email.
- Come back to your profile tab. The list updates by itself; Check Now refreshes it straight away.
From then on, Continue with Google on your sign-in page takes you straight in.
If your sign-in is managed by another organization, the card says "Your sign-in is managed by …" and Open … takes you to that organization's sign-in page, where the change can be made.
Unlink An Account
Press Unlink beside the account, then confirm. You won't be able to sign in with it any more; you can connect it again at any time.
Unlink is unavailable when that account is your only way in. Set a password or connect another account first.
Sessions And Devices
This card lists everywhere you are signed in right now: web browsers, KamoMobile on your phones, and SI sessions. Each shows the browser or phone, the organization, roughly where it is, and when it was last active. This Device marks the one you are using.
Press Sign Out beside anything you don't recognize to end that session at once.
Sign Out Everywhere Else
Sign Out Everywhere Else ends every session except the one you are using, including KamoMobile on other phones. Use it after signing in on a shared computer, or if you think someone else knows your password. Then change your password.