Type the Word currently appears as two web app entries in the app list.
Configure both entries.
Why there are two app entries
- Official Type the Word OAuth app: Used for the main sign-in flow and basic identity data such as email and first name.
- Type the Word Google Classroom integration app: Allows Type the Word to access Google Classroom data for the user’s Google account.
Prerequisites
- Google Workspace administrator access
- Permission to open Security > Access and data control > API controls
Configure app access
1
Open the Google Admin console
Go to admin.google.com, confirm you are
signed in with an administrator account, and open Security in the
left navigation.
2
Open API controls
Open Access and data control, select API controls, and then
select Manage app access.
3
Start configuring an app
On App access control, select Configure new app. Stay on the
default App step in the wizard.
4
Find Type the Word
Search for
type the word, select one Type The Word web app entry,
and select Continue.5
Choose the users
In the Scope step, choose All in Type the Word (all users), or
your organization’s equivalent all-users option, and select
Continue.
6
Allow Google data access
Choose either Specific Google data with the listed Classroom and
sign-in scopes or Trusted if your security policy allows broad
trust. Then select Continue.
7
Review and finish
Review the app, scope, and data settings, then select Finish.
8
Repeat for the second entry
Return to Configure new app, search for
type the word, select the
other Type the Word web app entry, and repeat the scope and access
steps.Verify in Type the Word
After both app entries are configured:- Open Type the Word Classes.
- Test the teacher sign-in flow.
- Test the student sign-in flow.
Troubleshooting
- Only one app configured: Make sure both Type the Word entries are configured.
- Access denied on sign-in: Recheck the data-access choice and scope settings.
- Teachers work but students fail, or vice versa: One app entry likely has mismatched access settings.
- Policy blocks app access: Check organization-level security restrictions and required approval workflows.