SaaS Updates Summary: July 8 – July 12

SaaS updates were all about making life easier last week. Microsoft introduced 4 new ways for Teams to work better together, Google has made it easier to identify which Google account you’re using while contributing to Docs, Sheets, and Slides, and Google released a revamped home for all of your G Suite apps. Read our update to catch up on all of last week’s SaaS updates.

Remove or Select a Custom Color for Chart Borders in Google Sheets
G Suite Updates | You now have more options for customizing chart borders in Google Sheets. Currently, the default border for a chart is dark gray—now, you can change the border to a custom color or remove the border.

Whitelist and Manage Domains More Easily in the Admin Console
G Suite Updates | Google is making a few changes to how G Suite admins manage owned and whitelisted domains in the Admin console.

Improving Active Account Awareness When Opening Files With Multiple Sign-ins
G Suite Updates | Google is making it easier for you to identify which Google account is active when opening and contributing to Docs, Sheets, and Slides files.

Dark Mode Now Available for Google Keep on Web
G Suite Updates | You can now enable Dark mode for Keep on the web. To activate Dark mode, click Settings (gear icon) in the top bar and select “Enable Dark mode” from the dropdown menu.

A Revamped Home for All Your G Suite Apps
G Suite Updates | You can see a list of all the core G Suite apps enabled for your organization in the User Dashboard at gsuite.google.com/dashboard. After a recent redesign, this page is now easier to navigate, with a search bar that allows users to quickly find apps.

Microsoft Teams Reaches 13 Million Daily Active Users, Introduces 4 New Ways for Teams to Work Better Together
Microsoft 365 | Microsoft announced new capabilities in four areas that make it easier for customers to use Teams to communicate and collaborate.

For last week’s SaaS updates (and beyond), click here for our archive.