An administrator (or admin) account is a Google Workspace account that has access to the Google Admin console. When a user with an admin role signs in to their Google Account, they have access …

Before people can use your organization's Google services, like Google Workspace or Cloud Identity, with your verified domain, they need a user account. The easiest way to add user accounts is to add …

Create, edit, and delete custom admin roles If the pre-built administrator roles don't grant the privileges that you want to assign to a user, create a custom role that does. Each custom role can include one …

Administrators manage Google Workspace settings, users, and billing. If you signed up for Google Workspace, you're an administrator. If you signed up with a verified domain or business email, you …

To use the Google Admin app, you need an administrator account on your device. For more details about the Google Admin app, see About the Google Admin app for Android.

One-person business quick start (1 user) Set up your Gmail business address for the domain you own, start using online docs, and more. Quick Start guide

Get help from Small Business Advisors Want to receive one-on-one guidance and tailored recommendations on how to make the most out of Workspace? Try booking an appointment with …

Once the managed Google domain is created, IT admins can utilize it to create and delete accounts for end users, and add these identities onto managed Android devices (via their EMM). Note: Managed …

Use Google Cloud Directory Sync to synchronize user data in your existing LDAP directory with your Google account (syncs groups, contacts, and organizations, too). If you have programming skills and …

It doesn't create user accounts from the data it migrates. For details, go to Options for adding users. Depending on what you’re migrating, you need to turn on the relevant service (Gmail for email, …