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Settings: Configure CloudExtend for users whose Gmail address is different than NetSuite or your org has multiple domains (Optional)
Settings: Configure CloudExtend for users whose Gmail address is different than NetSuite or your org has multiple domains (Optional)

Gmail NextGen | Learn how to set up CloudExtend when your organization has multiple Gmail/Google Drive domains

Updated over a week ago

Typically customers use the same email to login to Gmail as they do for NetSuite so the license records match.

But what if you have users with Gmail addresses that are different than their NetSuite employee license? For example, an employee has a NetSuite license email of phani@celigo.com and needs to use CloudExtend with a different email, phani@cloudextend.io. No worries, we support this as well.

See below for the actions necessary to allow for multiple domain support for Gmail and Drive (Calendar is not supported in this scenario).

Note

The steps below do not resolve the inability to use Autopilot. In order for Autopilot to work, the user's Gmail and NetSuite email addresses should be identical.


Gmail

Your NetSuite Admin will need to create a custom CloudExtend mapping in NetSuite following the instructions below.


​Step 1: Go to Customization > Lists, Records, & Fields > Record Type

​Step 2: Look for Celigo Employee Gmail and click New Record

Step 3: Create a new record. The Employee is the NetSuite employee record to associate the email with. The Gmail Address is the Google email address with a different domain name. This Google mail address will be linked to the employee record.


Google Drive

CloudExtend Google Workspace now supports multiple Google Workspace domains. If your organization uses multiple domains as aliases in your Google Workspace account, reach out to us to enable licenses for your other alias domains for free by sending an email to cloudextend-support@celigo.com with the subject line 'multiple Google Workspace domain request'.


Google Calendar

Multiple domain are not supported for the CloudExtend Calendar integration

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