Participant Verification

With this feature, your participants must log in via Google, Microsoft, or SSO before joining your presentation.

How to enable Participant verification

1. Open your presentation
   
2. Go to Settings > Participant verification
   
3. Enable the option Require participants to log in

On the participant's side

Once you enable this feature, all participants must authenticate with Google, Microsoft, or SSO to access the presentation.

Use cases

This feature is valuable for:

1. Corporate training and webinars: Restrict access to employees or registered attendees to protect sensitive company information and training materials.
2. Educational settings: Verify student identities before sharing coursework, exams, or grade-related content.
3. Confidential client meetings: Ensure only authenticated users can access proprietary discussions or client data.
4. Invitation-only events: Control attendance at exclusive presentations or restricted briefings.

We're continuously improving the Participant verification feature. Future updates will include additional authentication options and enhanced controls to better serve your needs.

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