GAM7 is a free, open source command line tool for Google Workspace Administrators to manage domain and user settings quickly and easily.

GAM7 requires paid, or Education/Non-profit, editions of Google Workspace. G Suite Legacy Free Edition has limited API support and not all GAM commands work.

To run all commands properly, GAM7 requires three things:

• An API project which identifies your install of GAM7 to Google and keeps track of API quotas.
• Authorization to act as your Google Workspace Administrator in order to perform management functions like add users, modify group settings and membership and pull domain reports.
• A special service account that is authorized to act on behalf of your users in order to modify user-specific settings and data such as Drive files, Calendars and Gmail messages and settings like signatures.

A log of updates to GAM7.

Instructions detailing ways of installing GAM7 and alternate installation issues.

Instructions detailing configuration of GAM7 and alternate authorization methods.

References to resources that enhance your use of GAM7.

BNF definitions of common items in the GAM7 command syntax.

Information regarding use of command line options to control how GAM7 operates.

BNF Syntax definitions of ways to specify multiple Googlw Workspace opjects.

Syntax, descriptions and examples of commands that are executed by your Google Workspace administrator.

How to set up a GAM7 Chat Bot; this is required to use the Chat API to manage Chat Spaces in your Google Workspace.

Syntax, descriptions and examples of commands that are executed on behalf of your Google Workspace users.

• How to Install GAM7
• How to Upgrade GAMADV-XTD3 to GAM7
• How to Upgrade Legacy GAM to GAM7
• GAM Updates

The GAM mailing list / discussion group is hosted on Google Groups. You can join the list and interact via email, or just post from the web itself.

There is a public chat room hosted in Google Chat. Instructions to join.

The official GAM7 source repository is on GitHub in the master branch.

GAM is maintained by Jay (James) Lee and Ross Scroggs. Please direct "how do I?" questions to Google Groups.