A question buyers ask AI · names a product

Can we use Google Chat to invite clients into specific spaces as guests, without them seeing our internal conversations?

Measured in 1 answer, last on Nov 10, 2026. Only the passages that name a brand are shown.

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Answer 1 · Nov 10, 2026 · 2 sources cited
Google ChatRecommendedpositive
“Yes. Google Chat supports exactly this use case.”
+ external client collaboration

“You can invite external clients into specific Google Chat Spaces without giving them access to your internal team conversations.”

+ guest accounts

“Google introduced dedicated Guest Accounts in March 2026, specifically to support collaboration with external clients, partners and vendors.”

+ space-level membership permissions

“This is based on Google Chat's space-level membership permissions.”

+ simple client collaboration

“This gives you a relatively simple way to collaborate with clients without exposing internal discussions.”

− external guest visibility of internal posts

“Also, remember that external guests can see messages posted by internal employees, apps and webhooks within the space they join.”

− subscription-dependent settings

“Some external-space settings depend on your Google Workspace subscription.”

Google Workspace
“If the client doesn't have a Google Workspace or Gmail account, Google can provision a dedicated Guest Account for them.”
“Google Drive sharing | Restricted to relevant files”
“If the client doesn't have a Google Workspace or Gmail account, Google can provision a dedicated Guest Account for them.”

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