Google Workspace Changes

Twenty-five third-party applications added to the G Suite pre-integrated SAML apps catalog

Google has added SAML integration for 25 additional third-party applications to the G Suite pre-integrated apps catalog, simplifying the Single-Sign-On (SSO) setup process for admins. The new additions include services such as Adobe Sign, Cisco Umbrella, and Freshservice, allowing users to access these enterprise cloud applications after signing in just once.

Auto-provisioning support added for Kudos, 15Five, Rollbar, and Honey.

Google is expanding its auto-provisioning capabilities by adding support for four new third-party applications: Kudos, 15Five, Rollbar, and Honey. This feature allows G Suite admins to automatically synchronize user creation, modification, and deletion across these SaaS applications, reducing manual management overhead. G Suite Education, Business, and Enterprise customers can enable auto-provisioning for all supported applications, while Basic, Government, and Nonprofit customers can configure it for up to three applications.

Twelve third-party applications added to the G Suite pre-integrated SAML apps catalog

We’re now adding SAML integration for 12 additional applications: 15Five, 4Me, Clarizen, Deskpro, Heroku, Hightail, moxtra, ScreenSteps, Targetprocess, Tinfoil, UserEcho, xMatters

Twenty-two third-party applications added to the G Suite pre-integrated SAML apps catalog

We’re now adding SAML integration for 22 additional applications: 7geese, Accellion, Bime, Bugsnag, Canvas LMS, Honey, Humanity, Jitbit, Kintone, Knowbe4, Kudos, Looker, Meraki, Mingle, RemedyForce, Replicon, Rollbar, Signal FX, StatusPage, Weekdone, Wrike, and Zoho CRM.

With Single-Sign-On (SSO), users can access all of their enterprise cloud applications—including the Admin console for admins—after signing in just one time.

We’re now adding SAML integration for 22 additional applications.

G Suite adds auto-provisioning support for eight new third-party applications.

G Suite is expanding its auto-provisioning capabilities to include eight additional third-party applications: Amazon Web Services, DocuSign, Evernote, GoToMeeting, Office 365, SAP Cloud Platform Identity Authentication, Sugar, and Zendesk. This feature allows admins to automatically add, edit, or delete users in these apps when changes are made in G Suite, reducing management overhead. Availability varies by edition, with Basic, Government, and Nonprofit customers limited to three applications, while Education, Business, and Enterprise customers have access to all supported apps.

Eleven third-party applications added to the G Suite pre-integrated SAML apps catalog

We’re now adding SAML integration for 11 additional applications: &frankly, Bonusly, HelloSign, Salsify, Sequr, Small Improvements, SpaceIQ, StatusHub, Symantec Web Security Service (WSS), ThousandEyes, and PurelyHR.

Eleven new third-party applications added to the G Suite pre-integrated SAML apps catalog.

Google has expanded its pre-integrated SAML apps catalog by adding 11 new third-party applications: &frankly, Bonusly, HelloSign, Salsify, Sequr, Small Improvements, SpaceIQ, StatusHub, Symantec Web Security Service (WSS), ThousandEyes, and PurelyHR. This integration allows users to access these enterprise cloud applications via Single-Sign-On (SSO), providing a simpler installation process for administrators compared to setting up custom SAML applications.

Nine third-party applications added to the G Suite pre-integrated SSO apps catalog

We’re now adding SAML integration for 9 additional applications: Dashlane, Docebo, Front, InVision, IT Glue, Pivotal Tracker, Sumo Logic, SurveyMonkey and Zoom.

Nine third-party applications added to the G Suite pre-integrated SSO apps catalog

Google has added SAML integration for nine additional third-party applications to its pre-integrated SSO apps catalog: Dashlane, Docebo, Front, InVision, IT Glue, Pivotal Tracker, Sumo Logic, SurveyMonkey, and Zoom. This allows administrators to more easily set up Single-Sign-On (SSO) for these enterprise cloud applications compared to installing custom SAML applications.

Ten third-party applications added to the G Suite pre-integrated SSO apps catalog

We’re now adding SAML integration for ten additional applications: Aha!, Atlassian Cloud, Datadog, Desk, Github Business, HackerOne, Mavenlink, Mixpanel, SpringerLink, and Springerlink Test.

OAuth2 tokens will be revoked when a user's password is changed.

Google is implementing a security policy change where OAuth2 tokens issued for access to certain products will be revoked automatically when a user changes their password. Due to customer inquiries, the full rollout of this policy has been delayed until early 2016.

OAuth2 tokens for certain products are now revoked automatically when a user's password is changed.

To enhance account security, Google has updated its security policy so that OAuth2 tokens issued for access to specific products—including Gmail, Google Calendar, and Google Apps Sync for Microsoft Outlook (GASMO)—are revoked whenever a user's password is changed. This ensures that if a device is lost and the password is reset, data will stop syncing to that device until the user re-authenticates with their updated credentials.

Improved integration between Google Apps Marketplace and Android for Work for easier app discovery and installation.

Google has introduced new features to help admins identify and install apps that work with Android for Work. The Google Apps Marketplace now includes an 'Available on Android for Work' section, while the Play for Work store now features a 'Works with Google Apps' section. These updates allow admins to seamlessly navigate between the two stores to approve and deploy compatible enterprise apps to their users' Android devices.

Google launches a brand new site for the Google Apps Marketplace.

Google has introduced a new site for the Google Apps Marketplace to make it easier for admins and employees to find third-party applications that integrate with Google Apps for Work. The new site features a home page highlighting popular apps and new arrivals, improved search functionality, and a navigation bar for better discoverability.