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16 December 2025

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How to use Gemini with Google Workspace

I’ve been Chief Operating Officer at CloudTech24 for over eight years and have played a key role in its growth from a team of three people in 2018 to a business of 45 and growing today. During that time, we’ve achieved more than 25 times revenue growth while building a reputation for delivering high-quality managed IT and cyber security services.

My career began in sales and IT support before progressing into website hosting, technical pre-sales and leadership. That experience has given me a broad understanding of both the commercial and technical aspects of running a successful technology business.

As Chief Operating Officer for CloudTech24, I lead our operations, technical services and customer experience. I’ve helped shape our technology strategy, securing Microsoft Tier 1 Direct Partner status, Microsoft Modern Work Solutions Partner and Security designations, while maintaining our Google Workspace partnership and introducing new technologies that continue to strengthen our services.

I’m passionate about building high-performing teams, improving the way we work and using automation and AI to help businesses become more efficient, secure and resilient.

In my spare time, I enjoy playing 7-a-side football, keeping up with the latest tech and gadgets, and spending time with my two Maine Coon cats. I’m also a long-time Call of Duty fan, especially from the OG Verdansk and Rebirth Island days.

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Google Gemini is Google’s AI agent that has been added directly into Google Workspace apps, including Docs, Sheets, and Meet.

It provides real-time assistance, from drafting content and analysing data to generating summaries and visuals, so teams can work smarter and move faster across every part of their workflow.

In this blog, we’ll cover how you can use Gemini within Workspace to enhance your work and your productivity – specifically focusing on Google Docs, Google Sheets, and Google Meet.

Use Gemini in Google Docs 

Gemini is designed to streamline everyday writing in Google Docs by providing a set of fast actions that save you time and improve your work quality.

With Gemini AI, you can generate outlines for document structure, you can refine the tone of your writing depending on your audience, and you can take rough ideas and turn them into fully polished paragraphs. 

Take the example below, for instance:

“I want to be able to write a 50-100-word paragraph on CloudTech24 being a Google Workspace Partner”

With just that simple prompt, Gemini was able to draft up the below:

“CloudTech24 is your dedicated Google Workspace Partner,helping businesses harness the full power of Google’s cloud productivity suite. 

As an accredited partner, we provide expert consultation, seamless migration, and ongoing technical support for Google Workspace. 

Whether you are moving to the cloud for the first time or looking to optimise your existing setup, our team ensures a smooth transition and tailored solutions that enhance collaboration, security, and efficiency across your organisation.“

Gemini is just as strong when you’re working from existing material. Google’s AI can take meeting notes or long documents and transform them into easily digestible summaries, making it easier to extract decisions and next steps. 

These actions help teams move from messy first drafts to clear, professional content quickly. 

How to use Gemini in Google Sheets

Gemini is built directly into Google Sheets. The AI gives teams a quick, powerful way to analyse data and spot trends with far less manual work. 

With features like “help me organise”, you can generate tables that are ready to use and are perfectly designed for different formats, such as content calendars and schedules. 

How do you do it? Well, you simply just tell the AI what it is you’re after…and that’s it. You’ll have your template. 

And if you’re struggling with formulas that seem a little complex, you can ask Gemini to calculate, and it will create it for you and drop it straight into your sheet. 

Gemini makes Google Sheets much easier for beginners to use. 

How to add and use Gemini for Google Meet 

Gemini is a necessity for Google Meet. Its transcript feature generates key notes and summaries and provides a full transcript of your meeting. 

Gone are the days of note-taking during meetings, when you have a full AI service to do that for you, which generates almost instantly after the meeting. 

Read more: Google Workspace’s latest updates are redefining productivity

Not only that, but one of its most handy features is the possibility to ask Gemini questions during the call to surface details from earlier in the meeting that you might’ve forgotten. 

It’ll save everything related to your meeting to your Drive and add everyone who had a calendar invite, so everyone has access. 

A final thought

Gemini is continually updated, enabling Google Workspace to utilise the AI tool in many ways and improving your work and productivity.

From drafting in Docs, to data analysis in Sheets, to real-time meeting support in Meet, Gemini gives you the space to focus on higher-value work. 

The more you use it, the more you’ll see the benefits, and the more it will fit naturally in your workflow.

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