GAM guides.
Practical GAM7 commands for everyday Google Workspace administration. Each guide gives you the command first, then what it actually does, what the reference documentation does not spell out, and what to check before you run it.
How to remove a user from all Google Groups with GAM
One GAM7 command takes a user out of every group they belong to. Here is the command, the preview to run first, and what it does that is easy to miss: owned groups, nested groups, and everything that was shared to those groups.
How to find every Google Group a user belongs to with GAM
One GAM7 command lists the groups a user was added to. A second lists those groups and the groups they sit inside, which is what decides what the person can actually reach. Here are both.
How to move Google Workspace users to another OU with GAM
GAM7 moves one user, or everyone in an organizational unit, with a single command. Here is each form, the preview to run first, how to leave suspended accounts where they are, and how long the new settings take to apply.
How to list suspended users with GAM
One GAM7 command lists every suspended account in your domain. Here is the command, the form Google uses in its own examples, and why the list matters more than it looks: every account on it is still holding a license.
How to sign a user out of Google Workspace with GAM
One GAM7 command signs a user out of every web and device session. Here is the command, what Google says about how fast it takes effect, and why a district that uses single sign-on needs one more step.
How to archive suspended users with GAM
Google publishes its own GAM command for archiving every suspended account in an Education domain. Here it is, the preview to run first, and what archiving changes: the license it frees, and what it takes to bring an account back.
How to transfer Google Drive ownership with GAM
One GAM7 command moves ownership of a user's Drive files to someone else. Here is the command, its built-in preview, what it leaves the old account by default, and the trash rule that loses files for good.
How to deprovision Chromebooks safely with GAM
GAM7 deprovisions a Chromebook with one command and two safety catches built in. Here is the preview, the command, the reason you have to choose, and what deprovisioning means for the device afterwards.
How to find users suspended for more than 90 days with GAM
GAM7 can select suspended accounts by how long ago they were disabled. Here is the 90-day command, how its options fit together, and the one combination that quietly includes archived accounts too.
How to export Google Groups and their members with GAM
One GAM7 command exports every group in your domain with its members, one row per membership. Here is the command, how to expand nested groups into the people inside them, and which of the two exports to keep.