Custom-domain email
Business addresses delivered through Gmail as part of Google Workspace.
Doory helps set up and administer Google Workspace business email and collaboration accounts—Gmail for business, Calendar, Drive, Docs, Meet, users, aliases, Groups, security, and lifecycle work.
Business addresses delivered through Gmail as part of Google Workspace.
Named user accounts, role-based aliases, license review, and documented naming conventions.
Shared addresses, distribution, access control, and collaborative conversations where appropriate.
Business-owned files that are not dependent on one employee’s personal My Drive.
Shared calendars, resource planning, meetings, and suitable visibility settings.
Administrator protection, MFA rollout, recovery planning, and account-security guidance.
SPF, DKIM, and DMARC planned across every legitimate sending service.
Scoped mail/data migration plus repeatable onboarding, role change, and offboarding.
Confirm domain control, source mail, users, shared addresses, senders, files, calendars, retention, and migration constraints.
Establish administration, MFA, domain verification, mail routing, authentication, Groups, and shared resources.
Move approved data, verify delivery, document onboarding/offboarding, and begin ongoing administration if contracted.
Google Workspace licenses are billed separately from Doory administration fees unless a signed proposal explicitly configures another arrangement.
Doory does not hard-code Google’s current license prices on this site. Editions, billing cycles, and pricing can change; they should be confirmed for the actual account.
Doory is not a Google Workspace reseller; license fees are paid to Google directly, and Doory administers the account.
No. Doory is not a Google Workspace reseller. Licenses are billed by Google separately from Doory service fees, and Doory administers the account on the business’s behalf.
Migration can be assessed and quoted. Source provider, account count, data types, volume, authentication, downtime constraints, and retention requirements affect the plan.
They are related email-authentication mechanisms. SPF identifies permitted senders, DKIM signs messages, and DMARC publishes handling and reporting policy. They must reflect every legitimate sending service.
The service is focused on Google Workspace business email and collaboration accounts using the organization’s domain, not the general management of employees’ personal accounts.
Tell Doory about the domain, current provider, team size, shared addresses, and any migration or security concerns.