# Library Applications - Google Workspace

## Overview <a href="#libraryapplications-googleworkspace-overview" id="libraryapplications-googleworkspace-overview"></a>

Google Workspace has become increasingly popular as organizations' go-to productivity and collaboration suite. However, like any other digital productivity application, if their performance is poor, so will employees' experience and, ultimately, their productivity

The Google Workspace library pack contains a suite of pre-configured applications to monitor using Nexthink’s [Applications](https://nexthink.gitbook.io/latest/user-guide/applications) module.

These can be installed from the Nexthink Library to monitor the adoption, speed and stability of Google’s productivity and collaboration suite.

Find out more about the Applications module:

* [Library Applications FAQ](/platform/library-packs/faq/library-applications-faq.md)
* [Applications](https://nexthink.gitbook.io/latest/user-guide/applications)

## Google Workspace Applications <a href="#libraryapplications-googleworkspace-googleworkspaceapplications" id="libraryapplications-googleworkspace-googleworkspaceapplications"></a>

The library pack covers Google Workspaces' most common applications, as listed below.

{% hint style="info" %}
Requirements: Some of the applications in this library pack require an [Application Experience](https://nexthink.gitbook.io/latest/overview/products) license to function.
{% endhint %}

The following applications use more than three key pages and transactions and require an [Application Experience ](https://nexthink.gitbook.io/latest/overview/products)license to function:

* Google Workspace: Gmail
* Google Workspace: Jamboard
* Google Workspace: Meet
* Google Workspace: Chat
* Google Workspace: Sites

The following applications use more three or fewer key pages and transactions and do not require an [Application Experience](https://nexthink.gitbook.io/latest/overview/products) license to function:

* Google Workspace: Docs, Sheets, Slides, Forms
* Google Workspace: Admin
* Google Workspace: Drive
* Google Workspace: Contacts
* Google Workspace: Groups
* Google Workspace: Calendar

## Key pages <a href="#libraryapplications-googleworkspace-keypages" id="libraryapplications-googleworkspace-keypages"></a>

The key pages for each application have been pre-defined to cover the standard pages accessed when using Google Workspace applications. The Screenshots below provide an example of how these key pages are pre-defined.

Screenshots below shows some details of key pages.

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## Transactions <a href="#libraryapplications-googleworkspace-transactions" id="libraryapplications-googleworkspace-transactions"></a>

The main transactions for each application have been pre-defined to cover the standard application usage. The screenshot below provides an example of how these are defined and can be used as a template to create similar transactions if needed.

Below are the examples of how the transactions were defined.

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## “Save Event (Small Dialog)” transaction <a href="#libraryapplications-googleworkspace-saveevent-smalldialog-transaction" id="libraryapplications-googleworkspace-saveevent-smalldialog-transaction"></a>

Transaction start is triggered on “Save” button click with automatic option for transaction end.

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## “Save Event (Full Dialog)” transaction <a href="#libraryapplications-googleworkspace-saveevent-fulldialog-transaction" id="libraryapplications-googleworkspace-saveevent-fulldialog-transaction"></a>

Transaction start is triggered on “Save” button click with automatic option for transaction end.

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