PULSEIntel Pro uses Google Sign-In for authentication. If you’re having trouble signing in, this guide will help you resolve common issues.
Try these steps:
- Check your internet connection — You need an active internet connection to sign in
- Enable JavaScript — Google Sign-In requires JavaScript to be enabled in your browser
- Disable ad blockers — Some ad blockers or privacy extensions can interfere with Google’s sign-in popup. Try temporarily disabling them.
- Allow popups — If your browser blocks popups, the Google sign-in window may not appear. Allow popups for the PULSEIntel Pro website.
- Try a different browser — If the button works in Chrome but not Safari (or vice versa), the issue may be browser-specific
Google Sign-In Window Appears but Fails
What’s happening: The Google sign-in window opens, but you get an error after selecting your account.
Possible causes:
- Third-party cookies blocked — Google Sign-In requires third-party cookies. Check your browser settings and make sure cookies are allowed for Google.
- Browser is outdated — Update your browser to the latest version
- Incognito/Private mode — Some privacy settings in incognito mode can block Google Sign-In. Try signing in from a regular browser window.
Signed In with the Wrong Google Account
What’s happening: You accidentally signed in with a personal Gmail instead of your work account (or vice versa).
How to fix it:
- Sign out of PULSEIntel Pro (click your profile avatar > Sign Out)
- Go to accounts.google.com and make sure the correct Google account is active
- Return to PULSEIntel Pro and click Sign in with Google
- If multiple accounts appear, carefully select the correct one
Your PULSEIntel Pro account is tied to a specific Google email address. Always sign in with the same Google account you used when you first set up PULSEIntel Pro.
”Account Not Found” or “Access Denied”
What’s happening: You sign in with Google successfully, but PULSEIntel Pro says your account isn’t found or you don’t have access.
Possible causes:
- New account — If this is your first time, you’ll need to create an account first. Register at pulseintelpro.com to get started.
- Wrong email — You may be signed in with a different Google account than the one linked to your PULSEIntel Pro account
- Account suspended — Your account may have been deactivated. Contact your administrator or hello@pulseintelpro.com
Session Expired / Signed Out Unexpectedly
What’s happening: You were using PULSEIntel Pro and suddenly got sent back to the sign-in page.
Why this happens:
- Your sign-in session expired due to inactivity
- Your Google account session ended
- You signed out of Google in another tab or on another device
How to fix it:
Simply click Sign in with Google again. You’ll be signed back in immediately if your Google session is still active.
Can’t Sign In on Mobile
What’s happening: The Google Sign-In doesn’t work on your phone or tablet.
Try these steps:
- Use your phone’s default browser — Google Sign-In works best in Chrome (Android) or Safari (iOS)
- Avoid in-app browsers — If you’re opening PULSEIntel Pro from a link in email or social media, the in-app browser may not support Google Sign-In. Copy the URL and paste it into your regular browser instead.
- Clear browser data — Go to your browser settings and clear cookies and cache
- Update your browser — Make sure you’re running the latest version
Two-Factor Authentication Issues
What’s happening: Google is asking for a verification code and you can’t complete it.
This is managed by your Google account, not PULSEIntel Pro:
- Check your phone — Google may be sending a verification prompt to your phone
- Use backup codes — If you set up backup codes for your Google account, you can use one
- Recovery options — Visit accounts.google.com/signin/recovery to recover access to your Google account
Still Can’t Sign In?
If none of the above solutions work:
- Try signing in from a completely different device
- Make sure you can sign into Google itself at accounts.google.com
- Contact our support team at hello@pulseintelpro.com with:
- The Google email address you’re trying to sign in with
- What error message (if any) you’re seeing
- Which browser and device you’re using