Google on Monday announced it's now accepting businesses into the early adopter program for its Team Drives file-sharing feature within Google Drive.
Team Drives was announced in September as part of the big G Suite overhaul. It's a file management tool for businesses. Users can drop documents, presentations, spreadsheets, photos, and more to store in the cloud and share with co-workers.
Google says content ownership and sharing are managed at the team level, and new roles give more granular control over team content. Every person and Google Group added to a Team Drive gets instant access to that team's documents.
Google gave the following restrictions on the EAP in a blog post:
Businesses can now apply for the early adopter program, said to kick off shortly.
Formally called Google Apps for Work, G Suite offers businesses a range of cloud offerings.