Google Workspace Changes

Google Voice expands SIP Link availability to new countries in APAC, EMEA, and LATAM.

Google Voice is expanding the availability of SIP Link to several new countries across the APAC, EMEA, and LATAM regions. This feature allows Google Voice Standard and Premier customers to connect Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) trunks with Voice, enabling the use of phone numbers from local carriers through certified Session Border Controllers (SBCs). Customers in these newly supported countries will need to purchase SIP Link Standard or SIP Link Premier licenses to set up the service.

SIP Link for Google Voice is expanding to new countries in APAC, EMEA, and LATAM.

Google Voice is launching in new countries by expanding SIP Link availability to Australia, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Malaysia, New Zealand, Philippines, Taiwan, Thailand, Vietnam, Finland, Israel, Norway, Romania, South Africa, and Peru. Customers in these countries will need to purchase the new SIP Link Standard or SIP Link Premier licenses to set up SIP Link.

Google Voice expands SIP Link availability to new countries in APAC, EMEA, and LATAM.

Google Voice has expanded SIP Link availability to Australia, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Malaysia, New Zealand, Philippines, Taiwan, Thailand, Vietnam, Finland, Israel, Norway, Romania, South Africa, and Peru.

Improved process for transferring personal Google Voice numbers to Google Workspace business accounts.

Google Voice has introduced a streamlined experience for transferring personal phone numbers to Google Workspace business accounts. Users can now initiate the transfer through the 'Account Settings' on the web by providing the number and the target Workspace email address. Administrators can then review and accept these transfer requests within the Admin console under Apps > Google Workspace > Google Voice > Numbers.

Transferring a personal Google Voice number to a Google Workspace account is now easier.

A significantly improved experience for transferring a personal Google Voice number to a Google Workspace account is now available. When using Google Voice on the web, you can go directly to “Account Settings” and then to the "Transfer your number to another Voice account" section.

It is now easier to transfer a personal Google Voice number to a Google Workspace business account.

Users can now transfer their personal Google Voice number to a Google Workspace account directly from the web interface, allowing admins to accept the transfer request in the Admin console.

Google Voice now supports call delegation, allowing admins to assign delegates to handle calls and voicemails on behalf of other users.

Admins can now assign delegates to manage calls for other users in Google Voice. These delegates can answer and place calls on the delegator's behalf, transfer calls selectively, and listen to voicemail messages and view transcripts. This feature is intended to help busy professionals and executives manage their communications more efficiently through support staff.

Admins can now assign delegates to handle other users' calls in Google Voice.

Admins can assign delegates to handle other users' calls. When assigned, delegates can: Answer calls on the delegator’s behalf, Place calls on the delegator’s behalf, including transferring the call to the delegator once connected, Transfer calls selectively to the delegator Listen to voicemail messages and view voicemail transcripts

Admins can now assign delegates to handle other users' calls in Google Voice.

Google Voice now supports call delegation, allowing admins to assign delegates who can answer calls, place calls, transfer calls, and listen to voicemail messages on behalf of other users.

DLP for Gmail is now generally available

DLP is generally available in Gmail, alongside Drive and Chat