Troubleshoot Workspace Studio for your users
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If people in your organization have trouble accessing Google Workspace Studio or using specific features, it could be due to settings in your Admin console.
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Can't access the Workspace Studio web app
Make sure their license supports Studio.
Supported editions for this feature: Business Starter, Business Standard, and Business Plus; Enterprise Standard and Enterprise Plus; Education Fundamentals, Education Standard, and Education Plus.
Compare your edition. Supported add-ons for this feature: AI Ultra Access, Google AI Pro for Education.
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Can't access Workspace Studio in a Workspace app sidepanel, such as Gmail
If you have data region policies turned on, people can't open the Studio sidepanel in an app if you select Disable features that may process data across multiple regions for that app.
For example, if you don't allow data processing across multiple regions for Gmail, people can't open the Studio side panel in Gmail.
People must have access to an app in order to use starters and steps for that app. For example, if Google Chat is turned off for your organization, people can't use Chat steps in their flows. Learn how to view which apps are turned on for a user.
If you use API controls to limit access to Workspace services, you might need to trust the apps that Workspace Studio uses to connect to those services and exempt them from Context Aware-Access rules. Learn more about Studio and API controls
Can't use AI steps
Users designated as under 18 can't use AI features in Workspace Studio.
People must also make sure that in Gmail settings, they have both Smart features and Google Workspace smart features turned on. Learn how to turn on smart features.
Can't find Integrations or Google Workspace add-ons for Studio in Google Workspace Marketplace
This feature is in limited preview.
Your Marketplace admin settings might block access to these listings. To troubleshoot:
In the Google Admin console, go to Menu AppsGoogle Workspace Marketplace appsApps list.
In the Manage access to apps section, check the setting:
If it's set to Don't allow, users can't install any apps from Marketplace, including Integrations. Consider setting up an allowlist or allowing all instead.
If it's set to allow only allowlisted apps, you probably need to allowlist the app. Go on to the next step.
If it's in the list and the Distribution column has Allowed for some users, you probably need to update which users have access. Go on to the next step.
To check which users have access, click the app.
In the Allowlist Access section, click View organizational units and groups.
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