I’m having an issue with my Google Workspace Business Starter plan. I’m on the monthly flex option and should be able to add up to 300 users, but I get an error when trying to add the 21st user. Would really appreciate it if you can guide me on how to fix this!
this was a grerat video, we need more like this. i love Google but I also hate it at times.I have 3 different Google workspace and cant combine them so I see spark for all of them. My old hotmail and Yahoo accounts take way to long to synce with gmail, I think its the fetching of the email, it takes 30 mins to some into my gmail unless I pay for a plan with Microsoft or Yahoo. Other than that I wont give up my gmail accounts!
I really don’t like the cluttered & ugly Gmail UI. Only go there to do a deep search or create rules. Apple Mail app is so much cleaner. Most importantly it stores email locally and I can archive it. So whatever happens to my account I own my data locally!
"All Business Owners Use GMail" Ever so slightly spurious... Full disclosure; I come from a 365 background, but I've been using GMail & Google Workspace in my latest role for three years. Honest opinion? Very overrated and a very steep learning curve compared to Outlook. We have 300 enterprise licences in our organisation, but we also use MS 365 for apps only. People simply won't switch from Excel, Word, etc. to the Google alternatives, so why are we paying for a very expensive email system? To be honest, because the owner's son likes it... Even our general manager who has been using it for many more years than me, would switch to Outlook. You go on about integrations, but the amount of times I speak with vendors of other products only to be told "sorry, it only integrates with 365, Team, etc.). For personal (and other uses), I stick with 365. The integration with Mail, Calendar, Contacts, etc. on Apple devices is seamless. Each to their own I suppose, I just took issue with the title of the video.
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I’m having an issue with my Google Workspace Business Starter plan. I’m on the monthly flex option and should be able to add up to 300 users, but I get an error when trying to add the 21st user. Would really appreciate it if you can guide me on how to fix this!
Great video!
Glad you enjoyed it
Apparently one can't use the Gmail platform for multiple non-Gmail accounts?
this was a grerat video, we need more like this.
i love Google but I also hate it at times.I have 3 different Google workspace and cant combine them so I see spark for all of them. My old hotmail and Yahoo accounts take way to long to synce with gmail, I think its the fetching of the email, it takes 30 mins to some into my gmail unless I pay for a plan with Microsoft or Yahoo. Other than that I wont give up my gmail accounts!
Can you send Microsoft or yahoo to forward instead? That would be faster than the pop retrieval method
@@itGenius_ havent thought of it that way.. maybe I'll try it. thanks!
I really don’t like the cluttered & ugly Gmail UI. Only go there to do a deep search or create rules. Apple Mail app is so much cleaner. Most importantly it stores email locally and I can archive it. So whatever happens to my account I own my data locally!
"All Business Owners Use GMail" Ever so slightly spurious...
Full disclosure; I come from a 365 background, but I've been using GMail & Google Workspace in my latest role for three years.
Honest opinion? Very overrated and a very steep learning curve compared to Outlook. We have 300 enterprise licences in our organisation, but we also use MS 365 for apps only. People simply won't switch from Excel, Word, etc. to the Google alternatives, so why are we paying for a very expensive email system? To be honest, because the owner's son likes it... Even our general manager who has been using it for many more years than me, would switch to Outlook.
You go on about integrations, but the amount of times I speak with vendors of other products only to be told "sorry, it only integrates with 365, Team, etc.).
For personal (and other uses), I stick with 365. The integration with Mail, Calendar, Contacts, etc. on Apple devices is seamless.
Each to their own I suppose, I just took issue with the title of the video.