Create a shared drive and add members Create a shared drive Shared drives are only available for work or school accounts, and you’re not currently signed in. Sign in to your work or school account Note: …

Shared drives are special folders in Google Drive that you can use to store, search, and access files with a team. Shared drive files belong to the team instead of an individual. Even if members leave, the …

A shared drive is a shared space where: Members of a shared drive share ownership of any files and folders. If someone leaves the shared drive, any files they added will stay. You can still share files …

Shared drive privileges for users with any Frontline edition, G Suite Basic, Cloud Identity Premium, and Cloud Identity Free licenses depend on whether the shared drive is located inside or outside your …

Get started with shared drives What you can do with shared drives Create a shared drive Add files & folders to a shared drive Print, save, or customize Learning Center guides Learn how to print …

To move files or folders out of a shared drive, you need Manager access to the shared drive. To move files or folders into a folder in My Drive, you need Editor access to the parent folder.

On this page Create a shared drive for each project or team Share content responsibly Manage membership with groups Use naming conventions in shared drives See only the shared drives you …

If the shared drive's access permissions change, it’s possible for you to lose access to a file you created. Moving folders into a shared drive can create broad changes to content access. Therefore, only …

Shared drives cheat sheet Files in a shared drive belong to a team instead of an individual. Members of the shared drive can come & go, but team files stay in one place. You can use this feature only if …

Assign the shared drives to that organizational unit so that the same data protection rules apply. If you set data region policies for organizational units and want those policies to apply to data in shared …