Create a group & choose group settings Make it easier to find your group & posts Find all the groups you own or manage Add people to your group Set who can view, post, & moderate …

Create & share a group calendar As an administrator at work or school, you can create calendars to share with people in your organization. These are called group calendars. For example, you …

After a group owner or manager turns on Collaborative Inbox features for a group, members with the correct permissions can use these features to manage conversations with each other. …

Check your family group Check who is part of your family and which services you share with them, or leave your family group.

Click the group Join group. If you don’t find any option to join the group or instead find Ask to join group or Contact owners and managers, go to Request to join a group (below). Anyone who …

You can edit the settings of your group conversations in Google Messages. Group conversations: Send an MMS reply to all recipients. Mass text: Send an SMS reply to all recipients and get …

Make a group a Collaborative Inbox If Google Groups isn't available in your work or school account, ask your administrator to turn on Groups for Business. Group owners and managers …

This page is for administrators who manage groups for an organization. To manage groups for an account that ends in gmail.com, go to Google Groups help. As a Groups administrator, you …

Click Group information. To edit group information, click Edit in the upper right across from Group details or Aliases. If you change a group's email address in the Admin console, the previous …

Maximum group members —A group can have unlimited members, so there’s no limit to the number of people you can invite, add directly, or approve to join a group.