Besides normal Google Account support, GQueues also allows you to login with a Google Apps account and integrate with your Apps calendar and contacts.
Google Apps allows businesses, schools and other organizations to use customized versions of the Google suite of products (email, calendar, contacts, docs, etc...).
You can get a domain name, such as example.com, and then setup accounts in Google Apps for the various people in your group (me@example.com, you@example.com, etc....). Then you can check email in a product that looks and works just like Gmail, except that it's for me@example.com instead of me@gmail.com. Calendar, Docs and all the rest are also tied to your me@example.com account.
GQueues allows you to login with your Google Apps account (me@example.com) instead of having to create a separate Google Account. When you activate Calendar and Contacts integration, GQueues syncs with your Apps Calendar and Contacts instead of the normal Google Calendar and Contacts.
1. On the home page, click the Sign in with Google Apps button.
2. Enter the domain name of your Google Apps account (the last part of your email address, after the @ symbol). This tells GQueues where to find your login page.
3. Login to your Apps account like you normally would.
4. The very first time you will be asked to approve GQueues to access your account. Click Allow.
5. You are then redirected back to GQueues and signed in with your Google Apps account.
When you click the Sign out link in GQueues you are signed out of your GQueues account. However, your Google Apps account may still be logged in (for email, calendar, etc...). If you are on a public computer and want to sign out of all services for your Google Apps account you can click the logout link on the GQueues home page.
If you are using the Premier or Education Editions of Google Apps you must ensure OpenID / Single-Sign-On is enabled for your domain in order to login to GQueues. To verify this setting do the following:
1. Go to your Google Apps Dashboard and click on Advanced Tools
2. In the Authentication section click on Federated Login using OpenID
3. Select Allow users to sign in to third party websites using OpenID and save your settings.
Now you will be able to sign in to GQueues with your Google Apps credentials.
If you sign in to GQueues with your Apps account and activate Calendar and Contacts integration, GQueues uses your Apps calendar and contacts. This makes it easy to share queues with others in your organization and sync with your work schedule.
You can add GQueues to your Google Apps domain (for FREE) to make it even easier to manage your tasks.
Key Benefits:
GQueues will appear in Google's universal navigation bar so anyone on your domain can get to GQueues quickly, without having to re-login.
When you install GQueues on your domain, the admin can grant GQueues access to Calendar and Contacts for all users on the domain. This makes the process easier for individuals to integrate GQueues with their Calendar and share queues with their Contacts.
Add GQueues
1. To install GQueues on your domain, go the GQueues listing in the Google Apps Marketplace. 2. As the domain administrator click the Add it now button and type in your domain name. 3. Agree to the Terms of Service 4. Grant data access 5. Enable the app Now GQueues will appear on your Admin Dashboard. However, it may take up to 24 hours for the link to appear in the universal navigation. NOTE: Installing GQueues on your domain is FREE and is not tied to GQueues subscriptions. People on your domain can use GQueues Lite for FREE, or you can buy individual subscriptions or a domain subscription for your users.
