Can we change the admin email and name (mary@domain) to a new User (owner@domain, this user email does not exist yet) in one step or do we need to first create the new User and then change the Admin role to them?
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Two thoughts, maybe slightly contradictory:
1) I would most definitely do "make before break"--that's far safer. Think about the case where for some reason the switch didn't work. You could possibly be completely locked out of your instance. Specifically, I'd do the following steps in order:
2) You can just change the address for mary@domain to become owner@domain, no need to delete/recreate. See https://support.google.com/a/answer/9710299?hl=en
I think I should also mention that it's not a bad idea to have more than one admin account for an organization--it makes live a BUNCH easier if one of the admins loses their password/can't log in for some reason. But of course don't give an admin account to anyone you don't trust implicitly....
Hope that helps,
Ian
Two thoughts, maybe slightly contradictory:
1) I would most definitely do "make before break"--that's far safer. Think about the case where for some reason the switch didn't work. You could possibly be completely locked out of your instance. Specifically, I'd do the following steps in order:
2) You can just change the address for mary@domain to become owner@domain, no need to delete/recreate. See https://support.google.com/a/answer/9710299?hl=en
I think I should also mention that it's not a bad idea to have more than one admin account for an organization--it makes live a BUNCH easier if one of the admins loses their password/can't log in for some reason. But of course don't give an admin account to anyone you don't trust implicitly....
Hope that helps,
Ian