Centergy

Centergy never creates, receives, or stores a Centergy password for you. If Google asks for your Google password, that happens between you and Google; Centergy never sees it. If you choose email instead, Centergy sends a private sign-in link that proves you have access to that email account without creating another password.

Optional Centergy emails can bring personalized resources, useful recommendations, reminders you choose, progress summaries, and other information that may help you follow through. They are not required for Google sign-in or for using Centergy. You can decide later whether email adds enough value for you.

Magic link · requires extra steps

Centergy emails you a secure magic link. No Centergy password required. If you don’t see it, check Spam or Junk.

How email magic-link sign-in works

Centergy sends a private sign-in link to the email address you enter. You do not create or enter a Centergy password.

You’ll need to wait for the message, open your email, and click the secure link. That link confirms that you have access to the email account.

The message can occasionally arrive in Spam or Junk. If it does, move it to your Inbox if your email service allows it, then open the message and click the Centergy sign-in link.

Centergy never receives or stores the password for your email account.

How email magic-link sign-in works

Centergy sends a private sign-in link to the email address you enter. You do not create or enter a Centergy password.

You’ll need to wait for the message, open your email, and click the secure link. That link confirms that you have access to the email account.

The message can occasionally arrive in Spam or Junk. If it does, move it to your Inbox if your email service allows it, then open the message and click the Centergy sign-in link.

Centergy never receives or stores the password for your email account.

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