Google Workspace Email & Apps (Formerly G Suite) With 24/7 Priority Support by Oryon
Oryon simplifies Google Workspace management with expert knowledge and round-the-clock priority support. Enjoy stress-free email handling and access to approachable tech specialists whenever you need us.
Business Starter
- Gmail Business
- 30 GB per user for Email & Drive
- Video and voice conferencing for up to 100 people
- Intelligent office suite accessible on all devices. 99.9% uptime guarantee for email and data
Business Standard
- Gmail Business
- 2 TB pooled storage per user for Email & Drive
- Video and voice conferencing for up to 150 people. Record to Google Drive.
- Intelligent office suite accessible on all devices. 99.9% uptime guarantee for email and data
- Pooled storage by Business edition
Business Plus
- Gmail Business
- 5 TB pooled storage per user for Email & Drive
- Video and voice conferencing for up to 250 people. Record to Google Drive.
- Premium suite with archiving and advance control of mail. Encrypted email.
- Pooled storage by Business edition
View full comparison of Google Workspace Editions
The price for products and services are shown in Singapore dollars nett. Business Starter, Business Standard, and Business Plus plans can be purchased for a maximum of 300 users. Mail migration is free of charge for first 5 email accounts. For price comparison, please note that prices on Google website is default to US dollars and exclude taxes.
Business Benefits
How Our Customers Use G Suite
Gmail - email
Google Forms - create and analyse customer surveys; developing workflows based on forms
Google Sheets - manage case logs; log issues and collaborate with external partners
Google Calendar - manage appointments
Google Drive - file storage and backup
Google Docs - Repository for corporate documents; create and store documents; store project management documents
Google Meet - to talk internally and with clients
Google Sites - internal portal website (view content posted by teams from across the business), sharing G Suite usage tips
Google Slides - presentation development
Google Keep - personal note taking
Customer Usage Examples
Google Forms
Here are a few examples of how Google Forms can be used:
- Collecting feedback from employees or customers: A company can use Google Forms to create surveys to gather feedback from employees or customers about various aspects of their business, such as the quality of products or services, the effectiveness of communication, or overall satisfaction.
- Conducting market research: Google Forms can be used to create surveys to gather information about a particular market or target audience, such as demographics, preferences, or behaviors.
- Creating quizzes or exams: Google Forms can be used by teachers or trainers to create quizzes or exams that students can take online. The forms can include a variety of question types, such as multiple choice, fill-in-the-blank, and matching, and the results can be automatically graded.
- Planning events: Google Forms can be used to create sign-up sheets or registration forms for events, such as conferences, workshops, or meetings. The forms can include fields for attendees to provide their contact information and any relevant details, such as dietary restrictions or special needs.
- Managing registrations or applications: Google Forms can be used to create forms for managing registrations or applications for various purposes, such as enrolling in a course or program, applying for a job, or joining a club or organization.
Google Sheets
Here are a few examples of how Google Sheets can be used:
- Tracking financial data: Google Sheets can be used to create budget sheets, expense reports, and other financial documents that allow users to track their income and expenses.
- Storing and organizing data: Google Sheets can be used to store and organize large amounts of data, such as customer lists, product inventories, or sales records.
- Analyzing data: Google Sheets includes various features for analyzing and visualizing data, such as pivot tables and charts, which can help users understand trends and patterns in their data.
- Collaborating on projects: Google Sheets allows multiple users to edit and collaborate on a spreadsheet in real-time, making it easy for teams to work together on projects.
- Creating interactive dashboards: Google Sheets can be used to create interactive dashboards that allow users to track and monitor key metrics and indicators in real-time.
Google Drive
Here are a few examples of how Google Drive can be used:
- Storing and organizing files: Google Drive allows users to store and organize their files, including documents, images, videos, and audio files, in a single location that is accessible from any device with an internet connection.
- Sharing files: Google Drive allows users to easily share files with others, either by sending a link or by inviting specific people to view or edit the file.
- Collaborating on documents: Google Drive includes tools like Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides, which allow multiple users to edit and collaborate on documents, spreadsheets, and presentations in real-time.
- Creating and managing team folders: Google Drive allows users to create and manage team folders, which can be used to store and share files related to specific projects or teams.
- Integrating with other apps: Google Drive can be integrated with a variety of other apps and services, such as Google Calendar and Google Meet, which allows users to easily access and share files within those apps.