My situation:
I have an app that is being offered to other companies - I currently have 13 companies using it and the number is increasing slowly but steadily.
- At the moment the users only need an Appsheet Starter licence.
- When I started offering the app I created google accounts for those without an existing Google account (initially with gmail addresses) for each company.
- I'm now giving each company one (or more as required) email addresses in my [app-name].com domain and then using that to create a Google account for use with the app.
This is really messy and I've reached the limit for verifying the Google accounts with my mobile number!
I'd love to tidy it all up and now have everyone logging in with an email from my [app-name].com domain.
So, to my question:
If I registered my user@[app-name].com email addresses as Google Workspace Business Starter accounts does that allow them to use my app and I can cancel the user licences I'm currently paying for through my Appsheet account?
(I know it would cost a little more but it's much tidier)
Thanks for any clarification.
Edit to add: Why does Google make everything so complicated? On the Workspace Plan page it says "AppSheet Build apps without code" is included with the Workspace Business Starter plan.... and then below that it says that Appsheet is an add-on that is sold separately!
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