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Open Gateways at console.gateways.app. Sign in: console.gateways.app/login. Create an account: console.gateways.app/signup. Organizations may deploy the console on a hostname other than console.gateways.app. When applicable, substitute the URL supplied by your administrator.
When self-service registration is disabled at the platform level, the registration tab is omitted. Provisioning then occurs through invitation or an internal process defined by the organization.

Registration

  1. Navigate to /signup or select the registration action from the sign-in view.
  2. Complete one of the following:
    • OAuth (Google or GitHub): Shown only if the deployment enables the provider. The user is redirected to the identity provider and returned through the OAuth callback route.
    • Email: Supply full name, email address, password, and password confirmation, then submit the registration form.

Email password policy

On success, the session is established and the browser is redirected to / (dashboard).

Checkout and pricing parameters

Registration URLs may include a plan query parameter (for example ?plan=<slug>). The application persists this association for subsequent billing or checkout steps. Users arriving from marketing or billing links do not need to manually preserve the query string.

Sign-in

  1. Open /login.
  2. Authenticate with email and password, or with an enabled OAuth provider.

Two-factor authentication

Accounts with two-factor authentication enabled require a second step after primary authentication succeeds: a six-digit time-based code from a registered authenticator application.

Password recovery

Code-based recovery

  1. From /login, initiate password recovery, or open /forgot-password directly.
  2. Submit the account email address. The platform sends a message containing a six-digit verification code.
  3. Enter the code and define a new password meeting the same length requirement as registration.
  4. After confirmation, sign in with the new credentials.
Some deployments complete reset via a link delivered by email. That flow uses /reset-password as the completion route.

Platform maintenance

During maintenance, authentication routes may render a maintenance view instead of standard forms. Retry after the announced window or contact the platform operator.

OAuth callback route

OAuth flows return through /auth/callback. This route is invoked by the application after identity provider consent; it is not intended for manual navigation.