What happens when I add a user to my G Suite account?
When you add a user to your G Suite account, you give them an email address at your business domain and an account they can use to access G Suite services.
Can a Google Admin route an email to another address?
As an administrator, you can specify where to deliver a user’s email. By default, messages are delivered to the recipient’s Gmail inbox and to any additional destinations specified for your domain. The Email routing setting is being deprecated and will be removed from your Google Admin console.
What happens when you add a secondary domain?
Users get email addresses at both domains. You have different users for each domain. Users can send and receive email from either address A user gets a Google Workspace account, email address, and mailbox for their domain No extra cost per user Pay for each user account that you add to your secondary domain
What do I need to add a user to Google workspace?
When you add a user to your Google Workspace account, you give them an email address at your business domain and an account they can use to access Google Workspace services. Important: If you purchased Google Workspace separate from Google Domains, learn how to add Google Workspace users individually.
Can a domain be merged into a Google account?
You can merge domains from separate managed Google Accounts, such as Google Workspace or Cloud Identity, into one account. When you do, you can manage users and services from one Google Admin console. Then, users in those domains can share Google services.
What are the different types of user accounts in Google?
Google supports two types of user accounts, managed user accounts and consumer user accounts. Managed user accounts are under the full control of a Cloud Identity or Google Workspace administrator. In contrast, consumer accounts are fully owned and managed by the people who created them.