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 …

If your account has multiple domains associated with it, tap the list of domains and select the domain you want to add the user. By default, the Google Admin app generates a temporary password for the …

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.

Tip: To find a user, you can also type the user's name or email address in the search box at the top of your Admin console. If you need help, go to find a user account. Click the user’s name to open their …

To change the name for a personal gmail.com account, go here, instead. You can change a user’s work profile name or email address without losing any of their data.

To change your profile photo for your personal gmail.com account, follow these steps instead. As your organization's administrator, you can add photos of users to easily recognize the people in your …

Only the owner can change certain settings, such as: Time zone Sign-in permissions Wi-Fi network preferences Check if your account is the owner Important: If you use your Chromebook at work or …

Reset a user's password If a user forgets the password for their managed Google account (for example, their Google Workspace or Cloud Identity account) or if you think their account has been …

To change the name for a personal gmail.com account, go here, instead. As an administrator for your organization's Google Workspace or Cloud Identity account, you can change a user's profile name …

You can change your organization name that users see in their services, such as when sharing files. To change the name: Sign in with an administrator account to