Sign in to the service console as a company administrator.
Click Devices > Add > G Suite.
Follow the instructions displayed by the software:
Click Open marketplace.
Sign in with the Super Admin credentials.
Click Domain install.
Confirm the domain-wide installation.
G Suite displays a list of permissions that are necessary to back up and recover your organization's data.
Confirm that you grant the Cyber Protection service these permissions.
Complete the installation wizard.
Go to the Apps launcher icon, find the Cyber Protection Service application in the list, and then click on it.
You are redirected back to the service console. Your organization's data items appear in the service console on the G Suite page.
Tips for further usage
After adding a G Suite organization, the user data and Shared drives in both the primary domain and all the secondary domains, if there are any, will be backed up. The backed-up resources will be displayed in one list, and will not be grouped by their domain.
The cloud agent synchronizes with G Suite every 24 hours, starting from the moment when the organization is added to the Cyber Protection service. If you add or remove a user or Shared drive, you will not see this change in the service console immediately. To forcibly synchronize the cloud agent with G Suite, select the organization on the G Suite page, and then click Refresh.
If you applied a protection plan to the All users or All Shared drives group, the newly added items will be included in the backup only after the synchronization.
According to Google policy, after a user or Shared drive is removed from the G Suite GUI, it remains available for a few days via the API. During these days, the removed item is inactive (grayed out) in the service console and is not backed up. When the removed item becomes unavailable via the API, it disappears from the service console. Its backups (if any) can be found at Backups > Cloud Applications Backups.