Business Gmail
Your @your-company addresses with the Gmail interface, on desktop and mobile.
We set up, migrate and manage Google Workspace for small and medium businesses: Gmail on your own domain, Drive, Calendar, Meet and Docs, properly configured and ready to use.
All your team’s tools, online.
Your @your-company addresses with the Gmail interface, on desktop and mobile.
Online storage, team shared folders and access to your files from anywhere.
Shared calendars, appointment booking and room reservations.
One-click video meetings, straight from Calendar or Gmail.
Documents, spreadsheets and presentations, together in real time.
Central management of users, devices and security.
Everything handled, end to end.
Choosing the right edition and licences for your team
Account creation and domain configuration
DNS settings (MX, SPF, DKIM, DMARC) so your emails don’t land in spam
Migrating your emails, contacts and calendars from your old provider
Organising shared drives and access rights
Security: two-factor authentication and sharing rules
Training your team on Gmail, Drive and Meet
Day-to-day management: new starters, leavers, support
Google Workspace is a great fit for:
Who want a simple tool with nothing to install, available from any computer.
Sales people, trades, freelancers: everything works just as well on a phone.
Teams who edit the same documents at the same time and share a lot.
We review your current email, users and data.
Google Workspace setup and data transfer, with no email downtime.
Training, then day-to-day management and support.
Google charges a monthly licence per user, depending on the edition. Our setup and support are quoted clearly based on your number of users and the data to migrate.
Yes. We migrate your emails, contacts and calendars from your old provider, with nothing lost.
No. The switch is planned so you keep receiving email throughout.
Yes, on site in Nantes and the surrounding area. Everything can also be done remotely.
A single point of contact, based in Nantes, France, from the first conversation to go-live.