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# Google Enterprise Email

#### Step 1: Log In to Your LittlePig Cloud Account

[Log in to](https://console.littlepig.cloud/login) your LittlePig Cloud account → System Homepage → Service Items → Select "Google Workspace".

Or directly select "Google Enterprise Email" in the left-hand menu.

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#### Step 2: Create a New Google Enterprise Email

Click "**Create Google Enterprise Email**" to begin the setup process.

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#### Step 3: Fill In the Required Information

Enter the necessary details as prompted. The system will automatically create an administrator account using the contact information you provided. The default administrator account will be: <admin@yourdomain.com>. Make sure to enter an alternative email address that is not part of your main domain (for recovery and verification purposes). And click “**Next**”.

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#### Step 4: Choose a Plan

Select your preferred Google Workspace Plan, then click "**Select**", to view its detailed features and pricing.

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#### Step 5: Set the Number of Users

Enter the number of user accounts you wish to authorize. You can also see your renewal date and pricing agreement. Once done, click on “**Create**”. You can also add more users later.

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Please make sure that you have sufficient “Account Balance”. You can learn how to top up from [here](/documentations/billing-and-payments.md).
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#### Step 6: Confirmation

If everything has been done correctly, you can see the “**Google Workspace Enterprise Email**” created in your “[Workspace](https://console.littlepig.cloud/workspace)” page.<br>

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Follow this page to learn how to activate your "[Google Workspace Account](/documentations/google-workspace/google-workspace-activation-process.md)".
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