Excellent! This is a nice change. Would also be nice to populate groups based on sub-organizations rather than just "Add everyone in domain". Give an inch, take a mile ... :)
I love these new features, but you have taken away some very basic and necessary functions. I can no longer sort by account/user status. I can't get a list of all the email addresses associated with our domain. Also I can't comment in the forums or help center because I have to login and it won't accept my corporate ID, I must use my personal gmail account, which I don't want to do. And it appears I'll have to use my personal gmail account to comment here too. So very sad.
I just logged on today (Thurs) and still have "Users and Groups" tab. I am also using Education Edition and have the new features button checked in the control panel of Apps.
So how do I get this on my education account. I've looked at the control panel and there is no "Organizations & Users" I still see "Users & Groups". I DO have the Next Generation control panel checked.
Still waiting on word with rollout to Education and Non-Profit editions to this feature. At Ümloud, we're still at the old dashboard even with "Next Generation" enabled.
I love this. Now I can finally choose email adresses on a user by user basis. info@xxx.com can now go to a different user than info@yyy.com - Nice. But Google seems to have forgotten that groups also have a email adresses. It is still only possible to make a group based on the main domain name. So you can not have a group that catches all emails to eg. marketing@xxx.com and marketing@yyy.com if xxx.com is the main domain because you can not add email aliases to a group.
For a large school district considering Google Business Apps being able to create OU's is clutch! Good job! However, you hit the tree but missed the target; now lets create distribution groups based on a users OU and this is a BINGO!
Hope you add this feature soon... sadly still a Google Squasher...
Great feature *BUT* it really needs to also include the ability to manage access to Marketplace Apps. I was really excited by that possibility only to be disappointed to find it was missing.
This is excellent. Now if we can get some group level controls for some of the apps. For example it would be great to be able to create a group or sub-organization that can have access to mail and chat, but limit it to only use within the domain. Same with mail.
That is my number one wish for Google domains right now!
Hallelujah.. This has been needed for a loooong time. Finally the ability to kill IM for those who don't need it.
ReplyDeleteWill we be able to control installed apps as well or only the default Google Apps?
ReplyDeletesweeeeeet! :)
ReplyDeletewill we have the same ability to control Marketplace Apps using the Policy Manager?
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This is a killer features of the year . Big blow to Microsoft . That's why I love Google they really surprise with mind blowing features.
ReplyDeleteWOW!!!
ReplyDeleteAmazing you rock... THANK YOU GOOGLE!!!
YAYAYAYAYAYAYAYAYAYAYAY FINALLY!!! THANK YOU APPS TEAM!
ReplyDeleteThis is the type of innovation that sets Google apart from Microsoft.
ReplyDeleteAll we need now is the ability to have a mix of paid and free gmail accounts for the one domain!
ReplyDeleteWould be nice to have the ability to have standard accounts and premium accounts under the same domain.
ReplyDeleteIts not enabled on my domain,when May I expect it?
ReplyDelete+1 for marketplace apps. Great start!
ReplyDeletehow to specify the sub orgainzation of a user through API's
ReplyDeleteWaiting for it for a long time :) . I just hope google adds finer control later on.
ReplyDeleteGood! Now, could we have Page Level Permissions on Google Sites?
ReplyDeleteHas anyone seen this yet? I logged in today and still have "Users and groups". Using Education Edition.
ReplyDeleteI have the education edition with the next gen control panel checked, and I do not yet see this feature.
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Excellent! This is a nice change. Would also be nice to populate groups based on sub-organizations rather than just "Add everyone in domain". Give an inch, take a mile ... :)
ReplyDeleteI am on Education Edition and do not see this yet. Echoing the above question, has anyone else seen this yet?
ReplyDeleteI love these new features, but you have taken away some very basic and necessary functions. I can no longer sort by account/user status. I can't get a list of all the email addresses associated with our domain. Also I can't comment in the forums or help center because I have to login and it won't accept my corporate ID, I must use my personal gmail account, which I don't want to do. And it appears I'll have to use my personal gmail account to comment here too. So very sad.
ReplyDeleteI just logged on today (Thurs) and still have "Users and Groups" tab. I am also using Education Edition and have the new features button checked in the control panel of Apps.
ReplyDeleteSo how do I get this on my education account. I've looked at the control panel and there is no "Organizations & Users" I still see "Users & Groups". I DO have the Next Generation control panel checked.
ReplyDeleteStill not seeing it. I am on the Edu Edition.
ReplyDeleteYup, still waiting for this one... it does say it's "starting to roll out", but there's no mention as to how long it might take. ggrr
ReplyDeletestill haven't seen this update. any news on when it will be available?
ReplyDeleteIs it planned to have the "Share" option found in Google Docs integrated with these new organizations and sub-organizations ?
ReplyDeleteStill waiting on word with rollout to Education and Non-Profit editions to this feature. At Ümloud, we're still at the old dashboard even with "Next Generation" enabled.
ReplyDeleteI love this. Now I can finally choose email adresses on a user by user basis. info@xxx.com can now go to a different user than info@yyy.com - Nice. But Google seems to have forgotten that groups also have a email adresses. It is still only possible to make a group based on the main domain name. So you can not have a group that catches all emails to eg. marketing@xxx.com and marketing@yyy.com if xxx.com is the main domain because you can not add email aliases to a group.
ReplyDeleteFor a large school district considering Google Business Apps being able to create OU's is clutch! Good job! However, you hit the tree but missed the target; now lets create distribution groups based on a users OU and this is a BINGO!
ReplyDeleteHope you add this feature soon... sadly still a Google Squasher...
Great news - will be even better when it applies to marketplace apps (surely in the pipeline?)
ReplyDeleteGreat feature *BUT* it really needs to also include the ability to manage access to Marketplace Apps. I was really excited by that possibility only to be disappointed to find it was missing.
ReplyDeleteThis is a huge step in the right direction... but it's really missing some things to make it useful.
ReplyDeleteI can turn all sites off for each group, but I can't restrict the engineering site to the engineering group.
Please extend these permissions to more than turning on and off entire applications and make it more granular.
You have half of what I've wanted since I moved my first company to Apps!
This is excellent. Now if we can get some group level controls for some of the apps. For example it would be great to be able to create a group or sub-organization that can have access to mail and chat, but limit it to only use within the domain. Same with mail.
ReplyDeleteThat is my number one wish for Google domains right now!
Google is giving much more priority to the paid users and ignoring the standard free users.
ReplyDeleteI hope google adds these features albeit in basic form for its standard unpaid users as well.
I would love to have 2 features, 1. creating organisation structures and 2. adding signature to all outgoing emails, in the standard edition.
Thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you! Well done, Google!
ReplyDeleteExcellent!!!
ReplyDeleteI need help in order to see google call icon on my chat list any suggestion?
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