A user who isn't the device owner is the profile type for someone who may use your device a lot, like a family member. All users have their own spaces on the device for personal, custom Home screens, …

Explore the Google Analytics 4 guide to learn how to add, edit, and delete users or user groups within your Analytics account. If you're making the switch from Universal Analytics to Google Analytics 4, …

Go to Menu Directory > Users. Open the user's account page: Click the user's name. Or, at the top, in the search box, enter the user's name and open their account page. For more options, go to Find a …

For someone to use your team's email-verified Google service—such as Google Workspace Business or Essentials, or Chrome Enterprise)—you need to invite them to join your team. They can join with an …

Add multiple users at a time (beta) Applies only to people who don't have a user account. To add an address for people who have accounts, go to Add email addresses for existing users on this page. …

A user who isn't the device owner is the profile type for someone who may use your device a lot, like a family member. All users have their own spaces on the device for personal, custom Home screens, …

To transfer channel ownership, convert to a Brand Account by removing all roles in the permissions set up. Note: If you give channel access to a teen user (13-17 or the relevant age in your country or …

To add a new user, type the user’s email address and set an access expiry date if necessary. Make sure you have the Admin (all permissions) permission at account level.

The owner of the Chromebook needs to give permission to add other accounts to the Chromebook. Learn how to control who uses a Chromebook.

Tip: Users you add can find your payment info. If you're registered as an individual in your Google payments profile, you can't add or remove users, or change permissions. Update payments profile …