Odin uses passwordless authentication. Enter your email to sign in: if you have a passkey registered, Odin asks for it first; otherwise it emails you a one-time code.
Sign in with email
Enter your email
Go to odin.borghq.io, enter the email address associated with your account, and click Continue. Check your inbox
You’ll receive an email from Odin containing a six-digit verification code. The code expires after a few minutes.
Enter the code
Type the six-digit code into the verification screen. You’ll be signed in immediately.
If you don’t see the email, check your spam folder.
Sign in with a passkey
If you’ve registered a passkey (fingerprint, Face ID, or a hardware security key), Odin uses it automatically, so there’s no separate button to click.
When you enter your email and click Continue, Odin checks for a passkey before it sends a code. If it finds one, your device prompts you to authenticate and the button reads Waiting for passkey. Confirm the prompt and you’re signed in, without an email or code.
If you cancel the prompt, have no passkey on that device, or your browser doesn’t support passkeys, Odin emails you a six-digit code instead.
On supported browsers, your saved passkey can also appear as an autofill suggestion on the email field, so you can sign in before clicking Continue.
Sign in with single sign-on
If your organisation has single sign-on set up, there is no separate button. Enter your work email and select Continue. Odin recognises the domain and sends you to your identity provider to authenticate, then you come back signed in, without a code or a passkey prompt.
This only applies to email addresses on a domain your Admins have bound to the connection. Everyone else keeps the usual passkey or one-time-code flow.
Sign in with Google
Instead of entering your email, you can click Sign in with Google on the login page and choose your Google account. Odin signs you in directly, without an email or code.
This only works if your Google account uses the same email address as your Odin account. The same access rules apply as with email sign-in: if that email doesn’t already have access, you’re redirected to the demo request page with the address filled in for you.
First time signing in
Odin is invitation-based. To access the platform, you need to be invited by an existing member, or your organisation must have domain join enabled (which lets anyone with a matching email domain join automatically).
If you don’t have access yet, the login page carries a New to Odin? Try it on your stack link under the Google button. It takes you to the demo request page, where you can book a session with the Borg team or leave your details for us to follow up.
Switching organisations
If you belong to multiple organisations, switch between them using the organisation selector in the sidebar. Your session persists across switches, so you do not need to sign in again. 
