In any web browser, go to admin.google.com. Starting from the sign-in page, enter the email address and password for your admin account (it does not end in @gmail.com). If you forgot your password, …

If you own another domain, you can add it to your Google Workspace or Cloud Identity account. For example, you might manage multiple businesses or brands, each with their own domain. Depending …

Click Activate Gmail for the domain you want to update. Then, follow the steps on screen. Remember: It can take up to 72 hours for new MX records to be recognized. Troubleshooting steps Make sure your …

If your domain has a valid SPF record and messages are still sent to spam, the cause might be something other than SPF. Follow the Email sender guidelines for sending email to Gmail users, …

Already owned your domain when you signed up for Google Workspace? After you complete the transfer of your domain, update your new domain host records to work with Google Workspace. Visit …

When should I verify my domain? Verify your domain or secondary domain as soon as possible to use Google Workspace services. Verifying your domain doesn’t affect your email or website. You must …

Set up SPF Gmail users: If you’re getting spam or phishing messages in Gmail, go here instead. If you’re having trouble sending or receiving emails in Gmail, go here instead. Email senders: If you …

Set up DKIM Gmail users: If you’re getting spam or phishing messages in Gmail, go here instead. If you’re having trouble sending or receiving emails in Gmail, go here instead. Email senders: If you …

To change your name for an address that ends in @gmail.com, follow these steps instead. If you get a new domain or rebrand your company, you might want to change the domain for your Google …

You can also get reports that help you identify possible authentication issues and malicious activity for messages sent from your domain. Set up DMARC by adding a DMARC DNS TXT record (DMARC …