Inbox Debuting For Google Apps Account (With a Catch)

By Kamal Nayan - 23 Feb '15 13:49PM

Google Inbox is on a mission to reinvent t the way you get things done but it's not yet support for Google Apps, implying that work accounts have been unable to use the service.

However this changes on Monday, as the search giant is releasing Inbox for Google Apps Work accounts as well.

"Since we launched five months ago, one of the biggest pieces of feedback we've received is that Google Apps customers want access to Inbox at work. That's why were excited to kick off the next phase of our journey: collaborating with you to bring Inbox to work," Google announced on the blog.

However, to use Inbox, the account's administrator must apply to join the "early adopter" program for Inbox, which follows an approval from Google.

"Starting next month, we'll begin enabling Inbox for a small group of Google Apps customers to learn about their needs, challenges and use cases.

Do you want to use Inbox as your primary email at work?
Are employees at your company heavy mobile users?
Most importantly, do you want to partner with Google on user studies to help build the new work Inbox?

If you answered "yes, yes and yes!" then email inboxforwork@google.com from your Google Apps for Work administrator account to apply for an invitation to the early adopter program. To start, we plan to work very closely with the early adopter companies, so not everyone that applies will be accepted right away, but the program will continue to expand over the coming months," Google announced.