Too many settings
Google Admin spans a large number of settings across identity, services, devices, data, and organizational policy.
Solutions
See your Google environment clearly.
Get a structured, education-focused review of the settings that shape security, operations, services, devices, and day-to-day administration, followed by practical recommendations your team can act on.
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Where teams get stuck
Complexity becomes manageable when the work is clear.
Unclear priorities
Not every finding has the same impact. Teams need a useful way to separate urgent work from long-term improvement.
Configuration drift
Environments change as people, services, projects, and school needs evolve.
What’s included
A focused approach to google workspace audit.
Operations and management
Review organizational structure, user management, device management, administrative roles, and account configuration.
Service configuration
Examine Google Workspace core services, Marketplace apps, connected tools, and additional services.
Security snapshot
Identify settings and patterns that may deserve closer attention without implying guaranteed security or compliance.
Chrome and devices
Review relevant ChromeOS device, user, network, and reporting configuration.
Education context
Interpret findings through the operational realities of K–12 staffing, policy, instruction, and support.
Improvement path
Turn findings into a practical sequence of recommendations and follow-up work.
How it works
Know what happens next.
01Understand the environmentAlign on your organizational structure, priorities, current concerns, and scope.
02Review configurationExamine the approved areas of Google Admin and organize findings by category.
03Prioritize recommendationsSeparate higher-priority risks and operational gaps from longer-term opportunities.
04Plan the next stepsReview the findings together and identify the right remediation, support, or monitoring path.
What your team gets
- Structured audit report
- Findings organized by configuration area
- Prioritized recommendations
- Domain improvement plan
- Review conversation with Get Set Tech specialists
- Clear options for follow-up support or monitoring
Designed for your team
Built around how schools actually operate.
- K–12 technology directors
- Google Workspace administrators
- Chief technology officers
- County offices of education
- Independent and private schools
- School leaders evaluating risk and operations
Customer perspective
“Get Set Tech’s Workspace Audit gave our district a clear, actionable view of our Google Admin environment across security, operations, and service configurations. Their team was responsive, supportive, and helped us clean up the domain with practical recommendations. For any K–12 Google environment, this audit is a worthwhile investment.”
Chris BellExecutive Director, Technology ServicesHuntington Beach City School District
Frequently asked questions
What to know about Google Workspace Audit.
What areas does the audit review?
The current service focuses on operations and management, service configurations and integrations, security settings, device administration, and opportunities for improvement and training.
Does the audit guarantee security or compliance?
No. The audit provides a structured snapshot and recommendations. It does not guarantee security or certify compliance.
What happens after the audit?
Your team reviews prioritized findings with Get Set Tech and can decide what to address internally, where to use professional services, and whether ongoing monitoring through Audit Watch fits.
Is this designed specifically for education?
Yes. The review is positioned around Google Workspace for Education and the operating needs of K–12 technology teams.
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Tell us what your technology team is trying to improve. We’ll help you identify the right next step.