Deployment, migration, administration, and security for Gmail, Drive, and the rest of Workspace - run with the same discipline as any other business-critical system.
Google Workspace is deceptively simple to turn on and easy to under-govern - accounts provisioned ad hoc, sharing permissions unmanaged, no clear device policy. Advatech runs Workspace as managed infrastructure, not a self-service tool nobody owns.
This covers the full lifecycle: initial deployment or migration from another platform, day-to-day administration, security hardening, and ongoing support for your users.
Initial setup and configuration of Google Workspace for organizations adopting it fresh.
Structured migration of mail, files, and calendars from Microsoft 365 or on-premise systems.
Ongoing admin console management - users, groups, licensing, and organizational units.
Security configuration including 2-step verification, DLP, and context-aware access policies.
Endpoint management for the devices accessing your Workspace environment.
Day-to-day user support for Gmail, Drive, Docs, Meet, and the rest of the Workspace suite.
Deployment or migration plan defined, including data mapping if moving from another platform.
Workspace configured and populated, or existing data migrated with minimal disruption.
Security policies configured - authentication, sharing controls, and device management.
Ongoing administration and user support once live.
Yes - mail, files, and calendar migration is planned and executed with data integrity as the priority, including a validation pass after cutover.
Sharing policies and data loss prevention rules are configured at the admin console level, rather than relying on individual users to self-govern.
Ongoing support is part of the service - day-to-day Workspace issues don't have to go to whoever happens to know Google Admin console best.
Yes - some organizations run both platforms for different teams or subsidiaries; we can manage a Google Workspace environment as its own governed practice regardless of what else you run.