Using Technology Better×Google Workspace

People know the tool in front of them. They just don't know how it connects to everything else.

So they do everything the long way, without realising the shortcut is already built into the platform they're paying for. That's the gap we close.
Google Workspace tools on screen
One workflow, not a stack of apps
MGmailAn email comes in.
GeminiReads it and pulls out the data that matters.
DDocsBecomes a written report, automatically.
Slides & VidsTurns into a deck, or a short video. No re-typing.
Cloud based · any device, same resultThe platform carries the work all the way through.
Google Workspace partnerPlatform agnostic

The value isn't the apps. It's how they join up.

Gmail, Docs, Sheets, Slides, Vids and Gemini were never meant to be used one at a time. The real value is that information can flow from one to the next without anyone re-typing or reformatting a thing. Add Gemini and that joined-up workflow gets another gear entirely.

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workflow, not a stack of apps
~10%
of Gmail most people ever use
Any
device, same result
What it looks like when it goes wrong

They're doing the job. The tool just isn't doing any of the heavy lifting.

This is most clients before we get to them. They use one or two apps reasonably well, ignore the rest, or try to force Workspace to behave like Microsoft. Nobody showed them there was more there, so why would they go looking?

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Gmail used at 10% of what it can do

A genuinely powerful communication tool reduced to a plain inbox, with the useful 90% never touched.

02

"Sheets is just a worse Excel"

People compare it to what they know, decide it's the same but worse, and never find what it does differently or better.

03

Trying to make Workspace be Microsoft

Fighting the platform to work the old way, instead of learning the way it's actually built to flow.

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Apps used one at a time

Copy, paste, reformat, repeat. The connective tissue between tools sits unused.

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Gemini treated as a novelty chatbot

Used as a separate toy, not as AI sitting inside a workflow that was already joined up.

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Paying for capability nobody uses

The shortcut is built in and licensed. It just never gets switched on in the way people work.

Nobody's short on tools. They're short on someone showing them how the tools connect.

People know how to use the app in front of them. They don't know it's one step in a workflow the platform can carry for them.
What it looks like when it goes right

They stop asking "which app do I open?" and start thinking in whole workflows.

That's the moment it clicks: when people realise the platform can carry information all the way through a task, not just store it.

"Which app do I open for this?"
"What's the workflow from start to finish?"
Re-typing and reformatting between apps
Information carried through automatically, no manual re-keying
Gemini as a separate chatbot
Gemini working inside a workflow that's already joined up
Tied to one desk, one laptop
Any device, same result
One task, carried all the way through
GmailAn email lands in the inbox.
GeminiReads it, pulls out the relevant data.
DocsTurned into a written report.
Slides / VidsBecomes a deck, or a short video.
How we think about it

We don't teach apps. We teach the workflow you already do every day.

"Most people are doing the job the long way without realising there's a shortcut built right into the platform they're already paying for. Our job is to show them the shortcut, then get out of the way."
Joe · Google Workspace lead trainer, UTB
"Most resellers stop at 'it's installed and it works.' We stop at your team going home at 5pm without a pile of unfinished admin sitting in their head, because everything's actually organised properly on the back end."
Joe · Google Workspace lead trainer, UTB
How a Google Workspace engagement runs

We listen first. Then we build the training around your actual work.

Anyone can run a generic "here's Gmail, here's Sheets" session. We look at how you already work, find where the friction is, and teach the platform through the lens of the job you do every day.

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Listen first

Before we teach anything, we look at how you're already working and find where the friction actually is.

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Build around the workflow

Training shaped around the job you do every day, so you learn the platform through real tasks, not feature tours.

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Join up the tools

Gmail, Docs, Sheets, Slides, Vids and Gemini connected into one flow that carries the work through for you.

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Stay across updates

We track what Google rolls out and plug it back into the workflows we've already built, so nothing goes stale.

Deliverables

What you walk away with.

A team that thinks in workflows instead of apps, and goes home at 5pm without a pile of unfinished admin sitting in their head.

WHAT YOU GET
  • A map of where friction sits in how your team works today
  • Training built around your real workflows, not a generic app tour
  • Joined-up flows across Gmail, Docs, Sheets, Slides & Vids
  • Gemini working inside those workflows, not as a side chatbot
  • A relationship that keeps pace with every Google update
Google Workspace training session, real workplace
Why UTB

Most providers stop at "it works." We stop at "your team's workload actually got lighter."

Resellers and IT providers hand over a working install and call it done. We build the training around how you actually work, connect the tools into real workflows, and stay across every update Google ships.

We chose Google Workspace here. That's the point.

UTB isn't tied to any one platform. We work across Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, monday.com, Canva and Apple, and we recommend the right tool for the job in front of us. So when we say Google Workspace is the right fit for your organisation, it's because we looked at everything else first.

Google WorkspaceMicrosoft 365monday.comCanvaApple
Ready when you are

A 30-minute conversation. Mostly us listening.

Tell us how your team actually works, which apps they quietly avoid, and where the admin piles up. You'll walk away knowing which workflow is worth joining up first. No pitch, no pressure.