The information described on this page is only available to users on the Team plan.
A key benefit of the Team plan is that multiple administrators in your domain can each manage their own forms with the add-on, while sharing a single usage allowance. Team members can be added or removed at any time as your team changes.
Any current member of the team can add / remove team users directly from the subscription page.
On the subscription page, scroll to the Team Members section to see who is currently on your account. Click + Add to add a new member, or click the remove button next to an existing member to remove them. All team members must be in the same domain as you.
On the Free and Individual plans, only the form administrator (the person who set up the form with the add-on) can access the dashboard tracking page.
When on the Team plan, other administrators you add to the team can access the tracking page as well.
To view another team member's forms, use the "View a team member's forms" dropdown at the top of the My Forms page. Search by email address to quickly find the person you're looking for. To return to your own forms, click the X button in the dropdown.
When viewing another team member's forms, you can track requests on their behalf. Team members get the following elevated permissions on each other's forms:
When on the Team plan, requestors and recipients can also access the tracking page (when you share them the direct link to the form's tracking page), and they will only see requests where they are party to.
To share the tracking page link with requestors or recipients:
When on the Team plan recipients can approve (or otherwise respond to) requests directly from the tracking page, without needing to use the email link.
To approve a request from the tracking page:
When on the Team plan, you can enable Recipient Authentication for your forms. Recipient Authentication is a security feature that requires recipients to sign in and verify their identity before responding to (e.g., approving) a request.
Recipients can authenticate using major identity providers such as Google and Microsoft single sign-on.
This setting is configured per form, so you can choose which forms require the additional layer of security.
To enable Recipient Authentication, open your Google Form™, open the add-on, click Settings, then check the "Force recipients to sign-in" option.
When on the Team plan, you can enable Automatic Reminders to send follow-up emails to recipients who have not yet responded to a request (i.e., recipients with a status of "Current"). You can configure two settings: the frequency at which reminders are sent (e.g., every 3 days), and the duration after which reminders should stop (e.g., stop sending reminders two weeks after the request was originally made).
When you first enable automatic reminders, the first reminder will be sent within 24 hours. Subsequent reminders will follow the frequency you selected.
You can also send a manual reminder to recipients at any time from the tracking page or from an individual request's tracking link.
To enable Automatic Reminders, open your Google Form, open the add-on, click Settings, then click "Email Editor". In the Email Editor window, select the "Other" tab to configure your automatic reminder settings.
