Step-by-Step Guide: How to Add Users to Your Google Developer Account

The Google Developer Account is an umbrella term to refer to a number of Google Services. The most popular services within this umbrella include the Google Play Console (managing Android apps), Google Cloud Console (managing cloud infrastructure, APIs, and backend services), and the Firebase Console (providing mobile and web app development tools like authentication, databases, and analytics).

How to Provide Access to the Google Play Console

Are you managing or publishing Android apps on the Google Play Store? Here's how to provide access to the Google Play Console.

1. Log Into Your Google Play Console account
2. Select Users & Permissions in the left sidebar
3. Click the blue Invite New Users button
4. Enter an email address
5. Add an app and provide specific permissions
6. To save click the blue Invite User button

How to provide access to the Google Cloud Console

Are you building, hosting, or scaling applications on Google Cloud? Here's how to provide access to the Google Cloud Console.

1. Log into your Google Cloud Console Account
2. Click IAM & Admin
3. Click the blue Grant Access button
4. Enter an email (principle), assign a role, and save your changes

How to provide access to the Firebase Console

Are you using Firebase to manage app data, authentication, or notifications? Here's how to provide access to the Firebase Console.

1. Log into your Firebase Console
2. Click the gear icon in the top left corner of the dashboard and select Users & Permissions
3. Select the blue Add member button
4. Enter an email address, select a role, and click Add Member

These are the three most common accounts you may be using and needing to provide access to a collaborator, developer, or employee.