In Google for business, and other similar systems, you as the admin control the user accounts. From the admin panel you can revoke access to an email account, change/reset the password, or delete the account altogether. When an employee quits, I usually just delete the account.RZehr wrote:How does that work if someone quits or is fired? How does the company access and retain critical information?
Best way to get a new business email address?
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I expect RZehr's question was about using personal email accounts for business like Josh does.mike wrote:In Google for business, and other similar systems, you as the admin control the user accounts. From the admin panel you can revoke access to an email account, change/reset the password, or delete the account altogether. When an employee quits, I usually just delete the account.RZehr wrote:How does that work if someone quits or is fired? How does the company access and retain critical information?
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Re: Best way to get a new business email address?
In short, don’t use email to store critical information; email is instead sort of like a phone call, where one communicates with a specific customer.RZehr wrote:How does that work if someone quits or is fired? How does the company access and retain critical information?
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Ah, I missed that.ken_sylvania wrote:I expect RZehr's question was about using personal email accounts for business like Josh does.
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