Google Workspace Changes

allow educators to request access to unconfigured third-party apps on behalf of their students

etting for admins to now allow educators and users who are over 18 years of age to request access to apps for themselves or on behalf of others (proxy requests).

Introducing a new workflow that allows educators to request access to unconfigured third-party apps on behalf of their students.

Administrators can now allow a group of trusted users to vet and request third party app access on behalf of other users. This allows admins to better control who requests access and create a more streamlined process for app approvals.

Educators can now request access to third-party apps on behalf of their students.

Google Workspace for Education is introducing a new workflow that allows educators and users over 18 to request access to unconfigured third-party apps on behalf of students (proxy requests). Admins can designate trusted users to vet these apps and manage the requests within the Admin console under Security > API Controls > App Access Control, where proxy requests are clearly labeled. This process streamlines app approvals and provides administrators with better control over who can request access for others.

Easier discovery of featured partner apps in Workspace Marketplace

Google has updated the Workspace Marketplace to make it easier for users to find and connect to featured partner applications.