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- Manage external sharing for your organization - Google Help
This article is for administrators To learn how to share or set permissions for your own files, go to Share files from Google Drive Supported for all Google Workspace, Cloud Identity, and G Suite editions As an administrator, you can control if users can share files and folders from Google Docs, Sheets, Slides, Sites, My Maps, and shared drives with people outside of your organization You
- Update group details | Set up manage services - Google Help
As a Groups administrator, you can update details about any group in your organization, whether or not you created the group This information includes group names, email addresses, descriptions, aliases, members, and access settings Where can I do this? You can update many group settings in either your Admin console or Google Groups In Google Groups, you can also set additional options such
- Control access to Google services by age
This feature is only available to Google Workspace for Education editions To make it easier to tailor experiences for your users, you can set access to some Google services based on age The default age-based access setting depends on your institution type: Primary and secondary education institutions —All users not designated as 18 and over get an age-restricted experience for some Google
- Set up shared drives for your organization - Google Help
On this page On this page Quick start Basic set up Advanced deployment and management Step 1 Plan how you'll move content into shared drives Step 2 Set up advanced shared drives sharing, data protection, and data retention Step 3 (Optional) Create shared drives and move files Train your users
- Check the status of a Google Workspace service
You can use the Google Workspace Status Dashboard to check the current and past status of core Google Workspace services, such as Gemini, Gmail, Google Calendar, and Google Meet The Status Dashboard also shows any recent outages or disruptions Click a notification for more information about an issue, including an estimate of when it might be resolved A final update is posted when the issue
- Set up Google Workspace user signatures in Gmail
To add a signature to your email, go to Create a Gmail signature People who use Gmail for work, school, or other groups can create a personalized signature that's automatically added to their Gmail messages Your users can add contact information, a company logo, links, and more As an administrator, you can create the same signature for everyone to use You can also let users add images from
- Turn Meet recording on or off for your organization
Troubleshoot Meet recording: Why can't a user record? Data storage issues: Drive is off for the organization and can't store meeting data For details, go to Turn Drive on or off for users Drive is on but doesn't have enough available space Both your organization and the person starting the recording must have enough available Drive space to record For details, go to Review storage use
- Turn a service on or off for Google Workspace users
As an administrator, you can control who can use which Google services Just turn the service on or off for those users in your Google Admin console When users sign in to their account, they have only the services that are turned on for them Before you begin Turn a service on or off for some users, you have these options: By department (common) —Add users to an organizational unit to
- Manage Gmail settings for your users - Google Help
Manage Gmail access options for your users End user access settings control how people in your organization get, send, and sync Gmail Manage Gmail End User Access options in your Admin console Go to Gmail access options: In the Google Admin console, go to Menu Apps Google Workspace Gmail End User Access
- Set up offline access to Docs, Sheets Slides - Google Help
This article is for administrators To access your own files offline, see Work on Docs, Sheets, Slides offline Supported for all Google Workspace, Cloud Identity, and G Suite editions As an administrator, you can control whether users in your organization can access their Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides when their computers aren't connected to the internet By default, offline access is
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