We were invited by Google to speak at their Campfire One event to help launch the Google Apps Marketplace. On stage with us were Intuit, Atlassian and Appirio – a group of established companies that provide software to businesses of all sizes. Together we demonstrated how the Google Apps Marketplace dramatically improves how businesses can discover, use and pay for applications.
Here’s a full video of the Campfire One event that includes our on-stage demo.
You’ll get benefits from the Google Apps Marketplace in a few ways:
Administration –
you can quickly enable Manymoon for your entire Google Apps domain, for free! Just go to our listing in the Google Apps Marketplace and click ‘Add it now’ to get started. Upon adding Manymoon, you can select whom in your domain to invite to a training project or send an email invitation. As the Google Apps domain administrator, have full control over notifications and access.
Universal Access – users can now access Manymoon from any of their Google Apps using the Google universal navigation. There’s no need to register or sign-in to Manymoon since the domain administrator can securely enable it for all users! So whether viewing an important email, calendar event or Google Doc, you can quickly access Manymoon to get work done.

Authorized Access – users can seamlessly access their Google Docs, Contacts and Calendar from within Manymoon, just as before, but with no other authorization or setup steps. This will significantly increase the usability of the Manymoon-Google Apps integration – especially for those who are not tech-savvy!
Manymoon is the top-rated team collaboration application for Google Apps and we’re excited to grow with the new Google Apps Marketplace!
Streamlined Bulletin – it’s even easier to view activity and comment on it! We added profile photos to make it a snap to quickly glance at the Bulletin and see what your connections are working on. We also added most comments at the top, next to the user’s name, so you can immediately see what they are talking about. And finally, we moved the project name to the far right to reduce clutter.
Tags are commonly used online to help label and organize information. You might be familiar with tagging photos or bookmarks online and know it’s a great way to discover new information.






