Signing in and out of Smartsheet: direct, SSO, third-parties, and enterprise methods
There are several ways to sign into Smartsheet. You might sign into Smartsheet directly, use SSO (single sign-on), or use a third-party credential service.
Sign in to Smartsheet directly
Go to Smartsheet at https://app.smartsheet.com.
You may also check Remember me to keep your information in the cache.
To sign in with your company account (Enterprise plans only)
If your organization has this capability enabled, you can access Smartsheet via the Your Company Account button at https://app.smartsheet.com. You may be required to enter your sign-in credentials. After authentication, you’ll be able to access Smartsheet.
To change regions:
- At the bottom of the sign-in window, next to Smartsheet Region, select the down arrow.
- From the dropdown, select the region you want to use. If you don't have access to a particular region, your credentials will not work.
Sign in with Google (Gmail or Google Apps) or Microsoft (Office 365 for Business)
If you use Gmail, Google Apps, or Office 365 for your business email address in Smartsheet, select 
If you aren't already signed into Google or Microsoft Office 365, provide your account information and permit Smartsheet to use your credentials.
Things to know
- You must validate your email the first time you sign in using this method. Check your inbox for instructions.
- Smartsheet doesn't receive or store your Google or Microsoft Office 365 credentials.
- Azure AD Work Account requires using your SMTP email address as your primary email address in Smartsheet.
Sign in with your Apple ID
You can use your Apple ID to sign into Smartsheet. For more details, see Sign in with Apple: Frequently Asked Questions.
Sign out of Smartsheet
Select Account in the lower-left corner of the Smartsheet window and then select Sign Out.