Special note for G Suite accounts

To find or create web forums within your organization that are not public, go to Groups and click My Groups > Switch organization view to yourdomain.com before doing the following tasks.

In Groups, click CREATE GROUP and enter your information, such as the group’s email address.
- If you’re creating a group within your organization, your group’s address will end with yourdomain.com.
- If you’re creating a public group, your group’s address will end with googlegroups.com.
At the top of the page, click CREATE.
Add people to your new group. For more information on adding people to groups, see Get started with Groups.
Select content that you want to share, such as calendars, sites, docs, and files stored in Drive.
Find the sharing feature for your content:
- Calendar: Under My Calendars, go to your calendar and click More options > Settings. Go to Access permissions and choose your sharing options. If you want to send a shareable link to your calendar, at the bottom, click Get shareable link > Copy Link. If you want to share your calendar with a specific person, go to Share with specific people and click Add people.
- Classic Calendar: In the sidebar, next to the calendar you want to share, click the Down arrow > Share this Calendar.
- Sites: Click Add people .
- Classic Sites: Click Settings > Sharing and Permissions.
- Docs, Sheets, and Slides: Click Share in the upper corner.
- Forms: Click More > Add collaborators.
- Drive: Click Share .
Enter your Groups address (such as marketing@solarmora.com) where prompted and confirm your sharing permissions.

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