Signing in with Google
Why findproperly has no password to set, and what happens the first time you sign in.
Written By Arnoe
Last updated About 1 month ago
No password, because there isn’t one
Sign-in runs entirely through Google. Click Continue with Google, choose the account you already use, and you’re in — there’s no separate findproperly password, no username, nothing else to remember.
What happens the first time
The first time you sign in, findproperly creates a workspace for you automatically. There’s nothing to set up first — no company name to fill in, no plan to choose before you can look around. One person, one workspace, to start. Every property you search and every report you pull from that point on belongs to it.
Why there’s no “forgot password” link
Because there’s no password to forget. Google confirms who you are; findproperly only ever asks it to. If you can sign into your Google account, you can sign into findproperly — nothing to reset, and nothing that can lock you out on its own.
More than one Google account
Sign in with whichever account you want your reports tied to. Each Google account gets its own workspace the first time it’s used, so switching accounts means switching workspaces.
Next: sign in at findproperly.co.za/login.
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