Google Workspace admin tool that exports all email addresses and usage audit
Built for IT admins inheriting messy Google Workspace tenants.
“Hi All, I’ve taken over from a previous technician, who seems to have created email addresses for absolutely everything. Is there a way to pull a report/list of…”
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“Hi All, I’ve taken over from a previous technician, who seems to have created email addresses for absolutely everything. Is there a way to pull a report/list of all user/group/alias emails in use within Google Workspace? I’m sure there are lots that are no longer needed, but cant seem to find a simple way to do this.”
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Why this is a gap
Surfaced from a high-intensity complaint with clear willingness to pay and a specific, reachable audience.
The market
IT admins inheriting messy Google Workspace tenants need visibility into all email addresses and usage. Pain signal is real but reflects one-off admin tasks, not recurring product demand. No search volume data.
Competition & the opening
Google Admin Console provides manual export, third-party directory tools (Okta, Azure AD) offer broader identity export, but none are purpose-built for messy Workspace cleanup. The gap is fast, readable email enumeration and audit-trail export from Workspace.
What's hard to build
Requires Google Workspace Admin SDK access (requires workspace admin auth), building export UI that handles large tenants (100K+ users), and ensuring audit log completeness across Gmail, Drive, and identity. The high feasibility (7/10) suggests the APIs are open but data volume and permission scoping are non-trivial.
Why now
Google Workspace lacks native audit export for email inventory; IT teams struggle with inherited account sprawl.
How you'd monetize
$19/mo SaaS or one-time $99 tool