If you need help using Google services with your company or school, contact the G Suite administrator who manages Google services for your organization.
If you’re the G Suite administrator for your organization, you can contact G Suite support.
G Suite administrators can find billing help in the G Suite Help Center.
If you have multiple accounts, such as a personal Gmail account and a G Suite account for work, it’s easy to switch between them using Chrome profiles. Here’s how to set it up:
There are two ways to switch between G Suite products:
In the top corner of any Google page, click Apps apps and choose a G Suite product.
Enter product-name.google.com in the address bar. For example, drive.google.com, calendar.google.com, and so on.
G Suite works in any standard web browser, but you can also access your account from other programs, for example:
Microsoft® Outlook®—Access your G Suite contacts, mail, and calendars from Outlook using G Suite Sync for Microsoft® Outlook® (available if your organization has purchased a G Suite or Education account). Learn more about G Suite Sync for Microsoft® Outlook®.
IMAP clients—You can also access Gmail from several other mail programs by setting them up as Internet Message Access Protocol (IMAP) clients. These include Outlook, Outlook Express®, Thunderbird®, Windows® Mail, Apple® Mail, and more. Get started with IMAP.
POP clients—If your mail program can't be set up for IMAP, you can set it up as a Post Office Protocol (POP) client instead. Get started with POP.
The interfaces for most G Suite products are available in several languages. To change your language settings:
No. Because G Suite runs in a web browser, you just need to use one of the supported browsers.
Learn how to make calls, send texts, and get voicemail from your Voice number.
Learn best practices for sharing a final document with co-workers.
For files in Drive or Team Drives, you can prevent people from re-sharing, downloading, printing, copying the file, or changing access permissions.
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