Expanding Google Workspace extensions available in open beta for the Gemini app

Was sich ändert

Earlier this year, we launched Google Workspace-Erweiterungen for Gmail, Google Drive and Google Docs in open beta for the Gemini app. Beginning today, we’re pleased to announce that Google Calendar, Google Keep and Google Tasks are also available as Workspace extensions in the Gemini app.

Wer ist davon betroffen?

Admins und Endnutzer

Warum Sie es verwenden sollten

Extensions allow the Gemini app to interact with other Google apps and services, helping to provide more contextual and relevant responses to your prompts and take certain actions across apps. For example, you can use extensions to:

Calendar
Create an event in Google Calendar based on specific details or based on your conversation with the Gemini appFind events for a specific day, date range, or based on event detailsEdit or cancel events in Calendar
Tasks
Add reminders and tasks, including those based on your conversation with the Gemini appView a list of your tasks and update your tasks
Keep
Create notes and lists, including those based on your conversation with the Gemini appAdd an item to your existing listFind content from your notes and listsReference your notes and lists in your conversation with the Gemini app

Zusätzliche Details

If your prompt includes multiple actions that require separate apps or services, but one or more of the required services are not enabled, neither of the actions will be completed. For example, if you prompt Gemini to create an event on your calendar and a reminder for that event but the Tasks extension is not enabled, the event will not be added to your calendar and you will not get a reminder.As a reminder, during the open beta period, Context-Aware Access (CAA) for Gmail, Drive, Docs, Calendar, Keep and Tasks isn’t supported with Google Workspace extensions. Context-Aware Access gives you control over which apps a user can access based on their context, such as whether their device complies with your IT policy. Learn more about Context-Aware Access.Google Workspace extensions is not available to Google Workspace users accessing Gemini als zusätzlicher Google-Dienst.Note that Google Workspace personal content the Gemini app gets from extensions is not reviewed by anyone to improve AI models, not used to train AI models, and not shared with other users or institutions.

Erste Schritte

Admins: Google Workspace extensions in Gemini are OFF by default and can be enabled at the OU or Group level.If Google Workspace extensions are already enabled, then the Workspace extensions for Calendar, Keep and Tasks will show up automatically for your users.Visit the Help Center to learn more about Google Workspace-Erweiterungen für Ihr Unternehmen ein- oder ausschalten. 

End users: If enabled by your admin, connecting Google Workspace allows users to summarize, get quick answers, and find information from Calendar, Keep and Tasks in addition to Gmail, Docs, and Drive directly in Gemini. Visit the Help Center to learn more about Verwendung von Google Workspace-Erweiterungen.

Tempo der Einführung

Bereiche für schnelle Freigabe und planmäßige Freigabe: Gradual rollout (up to 15 days for feature visibility) starting on October 21, 2024

Verfügbarkeit

Verfügbar für Google Workspace-Kunden mit diesen Add-Ons:
Gemini BusinessGemini EnterpriseGemini EducationGemini Education Premium

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Refine emails faster with updates to the “Polish” shortcut in Gmail

Was sich ändert

In August, we announced Help me write and Refine my draft shortcuts on mobile devices. Today, we’re excited to expand Help me write to web and introduce a Polish shortcut on web and mobile that helps you refine emails even faster. 
On web, the Help me write shortcut will now appear in the body of the email when an email draft is empty. The Polish shortcut will appear for drafts with 12+ words, and pressing the shortcut text or typing Ctrl+H will automatically show a polished email output. 

On mobile, the Help me write shortcut will continue to appear in the body of the email when an email draft is empty. The Polish shortcut will now appear for drafts with 12+ words. Swiping on the shortcut text will automatically show a polished email output. From there, users can tap a refinement chip (Formalize, Elaborate or Shorten) to edit the draft in place. 

Erste Schritte 

Admins: Diese Funktion ist standardmäßig aktiviert und kann nicht vom Administrator gesteuert werden. Besuchen Sie das Hilfezentrum, um mehr zu erfahren über Gemini für Google Workspace. Endbenutzer: Diese Funktion ist standardmäßig eingeschaltet und kann vom Benutzer nicht deaktiviert werden. Besuchen Sie das Hilfezentrum, um mehr zu erfahren über Entwerfen von E-Mails mit Gemini in Gmail. 

Tempo der Einführung 

Web: 
Rapid Release and Scheduled Release domains: Gradual rollout (up to 15 days for feature visibility) starting on October 28, 2024 
Android & iOS: 

Verfügbarkeit 

Verfügbar für Google Workspace-Kunden mit: 
Gemini Business and Enterprise add-on Gemini Education and Education Premium add-onGoogle One AI Premium 

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Google Workspace Updates Weekly Recap – October 25, 2024

Neue Aktualisierungen 

Diese Woche gibt es keine neuen Aktualisierungen zu vermelden. Im Folgenden finden Sie eine Zusammenfassung der veröffentlichten Ankündigungen. 

Frühere Ankündigungen

Die folgenden Ankündigungen wurden Anfang dieser Woche im Blog Workspace Updates veröffentlicht. Die vollständigen Details finden Sie in den ursprünglichen Blogbeiträgen.

Preview summaries of unread conversations in the Google Chat home view with the help of Gemini 

Gemini in Google Chat can now help you catch up on unread conversations in the Chat home view with summaries. | Learn more about summaries in Chat home. 
Expanding Google Workspace extensions available in open beta for the Gemini app 
Earlier this year, we launched Google Workspace extensions for Gmail, Google Drive and Google Docs in open beta for the Gemini app. Now, we’re pleased to announce that Google Calendar, Google Keep and Google Tasks are also available as Workspace extensions in the Gemini app. | Learn more about extensions in the Gemini app. 
Improved comments experience in Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides on Android tablets
Earlier this year, we introduced a new comments experience in Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides on web. This week, we announced a similar update to Android tablets for viewing, navigating, and replying to comments, especially on-the-go. | Learn more about comments on Android tablets. 
A smoother, more modern video player in Google Drive
We’ve introduced a new look and feel, and enhanced functionality for the video player within Google Drive that makes it easier and more enjoyable to watch your videos. | Learn more about the video player in Drive. 
Introducing a new look and feel for Google Calendar on the web
This week, you’ll notice a refreshed user interface in Google Calendar that is in line with Google Material Design 3 and includes: 1) Controls (like buttons, dialogs, and sidebars) that are more modern and accessible, 2) Interface typography that uses Google’s custom-designed and highly-legible typefaces, and 3) Iconography that is legible and crisp, with a fresh feel. | Learn more about the new look of Calendar. 
Audit security settings using the Policy API, now available in open beta
Simplifying the management of Workspace settings continues to be a priority for us. To that end, we’re introducing new tools to help streamline the process for admins. Launching to open beta this week, we’re pleased to introduce the Policy API, which will help super admins programmatically access information regarding how their Google Workspace environment service level settings and rules are configured. | Learn more about the Policy API beta.
The Gemini app is now a core service with enterprise-grade data protection for more Google Workspace editions
The Gemini app is now available as a core service with enterprise-grade data protection for even more Google Workspace users. | Learn more about the Gemini app and enterprise-grade data protection. 

Abgeschlossene Einführungen

Die folgenden Funktionen wurden vollständig eingeführt Domänen mit schneller Freigabe, Domänen mit geplanter Freigabe, oder beides. Weitere Einzelheiten finden Sie in den ursprünglichen Blogeinträgen.

Rapid Release Domains: 
Geplante Freigabe-Domänen: 
Rapid und Scheduled Release Domains: 

The Gemini app is now a core service with enterprise-grade data protection for more Google Workspace editions

Was sich ändert

As we recently angekündigt, driven by our belief that generative AI can be transformative for every user, the standalone Gemini app (gemini.google.com) will now be included as part of most Google Workspace editions. With enterprise-grade data protections built in, users can now save time and deliver higher quality work — securely and compliantly — with an AI-powered assistant at work.

Beginning today, the Gemini app is now available as a core service with enterprise-grade data protection for Google Workspace users with the following editions:

Business Starter, Business Standard, Business PlusEnterprise Starter, Enterprise Standard, Enterprise PlusFrontline Starter, Frontline StandardEssentials, Enterprise Essentials, Enterprise Essentials PlusEducation Standard, Education Plus Google Workspace for Nonprofits

Zusätzliche Details

As a core service, the Gemini app will be covered under your existing Google Workspace or Google Workspace for Education agreement and will include the same technical support as other Workspace services. Gemini prompts, data, or generated responses won’t be reviewed by human reviewers or otherwise used to improve generative AI models without permission. More information on how we’re protecting your Google Workspace data in the era of generative AI can be found here.
Note: For Education customers, added data protection is available in the Gemini app as either a core or additional service.
Admin console service settings update
As part of this launch, we will be streamlining the Gemini app service settings in the Admin console. Specifically, we will be transitioning to a single checkbox for the user access setting:
The updated Gemini service setting (Admin console > Generative AI > Gemini app > User Access)
When the setting is unchecked (default state for most customers), the Gemini app as a core service with enterprise-grade data protection will be enabled only for:
Gemini for Workspace licensed usersUsers with a qualifying Workspace edition
When the setting is checked, the Gemini app will be enabled for all users, specifically:
Gemini for Workspace licensed usersUsers with a qualifying Workspace editionUsers without a qualifying Workspace edition can access the Gemini app as an additional service
Broader availability of Workspace extensions in Gemini
Expanding the Gemini app as a core service also allows these Workspace editions to leverage Google Workspace-Erweiterungen in Gemini, which are currently available in open beta for users 18 and older. Once enabled by an admin, extensions allow Gemini to cross reference various Google Workspace apps, like Gmail, Drive, Docs, Calendar, Keep and Tasks, as data sources to better inform its responses. Visit the Help Center to learn more about Ein- und Ausschalten der Google Workspace-Erweiterungen für Ihr Unternehmen

Erste Schritte

Admins: For new Google Workspace Business, Enterprise, and Frontline customers: Access to the Gemini app as a core service with enterprise-grade data protection will be ON by default. For existing Google Workspace Business, Enterprise, and Frontline customers: Refer to New core services coming to Google Workspace for the default service setting.For new Workspace for Education customers: Access to the Gemini app will be OFF by default for Primary and Secondary (K12) customers, and ON by default for Higher Education customers.Visit the Help Center to learn more about turning the Gemini app on or off for users.

Endbenutzer: Besuchen Sie das Help Centre, um mehr zu erfahren über using the Gemini app.

Tempo der Einführung

Bereiche für schnelle Freigabe und planmäßige Freigabe: Gradual rollout (potentially longer than 15 days for feature visibility) starting on October 25, 2024.

Verfügbarkeit

This update is applicable for Google Workspace:
Business Starter, Business Standard, Business PlusEnterprise Starter, Enterprise Standard, Enterprise PlusFrontline Starter, Frontline StandardEssentials, Enterprise Essentials, Enterprise Essentials PlusGoogle Workspace for Nonprofits editionEducation Standard, Education Plus

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Audit security settings using the Policy API, now available in open beta

Was sich ändert

Simplifying the management of Workspace settings continues to be a priority for us. To that end, we’re introducing new tools to help streamline the process for admins. 

Launching to open beta today, we’re pleased to introduce the Policy API, which will help super admins programmatically access information regarding how their Google Workspace environment service level settings and rules are configured. With the Policy API, customers  gain a comprehensive view of all their settings, giving them a holistic view of Workspace security and compliance configurations. Admins will no longer have to navigate through numerous pages in the Admin Console.

To start, the Policy API is available as a read-only API. In future releases, admins will be able to use the API to create, update, and delete their settings, as well as data loss prevention (DLP) rules. Admins will be able to use the API to audit certain settings in the following categories:

Authentication controls such as account recovery, advanced protection program, login challenges, passwords.ChatClassroomDocs and Drive Gmail GroupsMarketplaceMeet SitesTakeout

The Policy API can also be used to read DLP rules, including the ability to:
Read all DLP rule configurations in the admin console, including: rule names and descriptions; applicable organization units (OUs) and groups; triggers and conditions; and app-specific alert actions.Read existing DLP detectors available in the admin console including the detector name, description, and wordlist configurations.Read admin-modified system defined alerts.

Wer ist davon betroffen?

Super Admins

Warum es wichtig ist

With the increase in sophistication and scale of cyber threats, the Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency’s Secure Cloud Business Applications (SCuBA) project provides guidance to secure agencies’ cloud business application environments and protect federal information that is created, accessed, shared and stored in those environments. 

The Policy API provides access to the settings that are part of these recommendations published in CISA’s Google Workspace secure configuration baselines. Customers who wish to evaluate their Workspace policies against these baselines can start testing using the Policy API. In future releases, we plan to expand support for additional policies described in CISA’s Workspace baselines.  

Erste Schritte

Admins: You must be a super admin to use the Policy API. Use our Developer Documentation to learn more about the Policy APIEndnutzer: Es sind keine Auswirkungen auf die Endnutzer oder Maßnahmen erforderlich.

Tempo der Einführung

Jetzt verfügbar.

Verfügbarkeit

Verfügbar für alle Google Workspace-Kunden

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