Google Workspace Changes

We’re introducing support for Virtual Private Cloud Service Controls (VPC-SC) for Google Cloud Search.

You can use these controls to define a service perimeter around Google Cloud Search resources and create policies to grant access based on contextual attributes.

We’re adding a Cloud Search integration in new Google Sites.

Site editors can now replace in-site search with Cloud Search, or add an always-open Cloud Search box to the header, body, or footer of the site itself.

Cloud Search is getting a new look and feel.

Users will notice some visual improvements, including: Interface typography that uses Google’s custom-designed and highly-legible typefaces, Controls (like buttons, dialogs, and sidebars) that are updated and consistent, Iconography that is legible and crisp, with a fresh feel

Cloud Search is receiving a visual update based on Material Design.

Cloud Search is getting a new look and feel with visual improvements, including interface typography that uses Google’s custom-designed typefaces, updated and consistent controls such as buttons, dialogs, and sidebars, and crisp, fresh iconography.

Admins can now view Cloud Search usage information via charts in the Admin console and using the Stats API.

Previously, admins only had limited visibility into the usage of Cloud Search within their domains. Now, they have greater insight into things like how often applications are being used and whether all the content they need indexed is accessible.

Admins can now view Cloud Search usage reports in the Admin console and via the Stats API.

Google has introduced Cloud Search usage reports, providing administrators with greater visibility into how Cloud Search is utilized within their domains. Admins can now access charts in the Admin console or use the Stats API to monitor metrics such as active users, query volume, and the total number of searches to ensure content is properly indexed and accessible.

Cloud Search can now intelligently and securely index your data beyond G Suite, whether it is stored in the cloud or on-premise.

With new third-party indexing capabilities, Cloud Search can now intelligently and securely index your data beyond G Suite, whether it is stored in the cloud or on-premise.

Users can simply click the magnifying glass in the top right corner of their screen and search across an entire site. Google Cloud Search users will now see content from the new Google Sites in their Cloud Search results.

We’re making it easier to find content on those sites. Going forward, users can simply click the magnifying glass in the top right corner of their screen and search across an entire site. In addition, Google Cloud Search users will now see content from the new Google Sites in their Cloud Search results.

Making it possible to use natural language processing (NLP) technology in Cloud Search so you can track down information fast.

Type queries into Cloud Search using natural, everyday language. Ask questions like “Docs shared by Mary,” “Who’s Bob’s manager?” or “What docs need my attention?” and Cloud Search will show you answer cards with relevant information.