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  In Google Workspace we can set a domain routing policy for inbound messages using default routing. For example, default routing is used to set up split delivery to route unregistered Google Workspace users to an on-premises mail server. This is useful when transferring users from legacy mail servers to Gmail. You can also assign an existing user account as a catch-all address to receive messages addressed to non-existent users in your domain using default routing.   To set routing settings, specify the addresses of recipients, and then specify an action to be performed on the mail that you want for those recipients. If an organization configures multiple routing settings, they can arrange compliance in order of priority. Default routing takes less priority than other advanced Gmail settings, such as content compliance or attachment compliance.   To Configure a default routing setting for a domain, follow the steps: Log on to Google Admin Console, URL: Admin.google.com F...

Vault is an information administration and eDiscovery tool for Google Workspace. With Vault, you can retain, hold, search, and export users' Google Workspace data. You can use Vault for the following data: Gmail messages Drive files Google Chat Messages (history on) Google Meet recordings and related chat, Q&A, and poll logs Google group messaging Google Voice for Google Workspaces text messages, voicemails and their transcripts, and call logs New Google Sites Classic Hangouts Messages (history is on) How license works?  If your version includes Vault, all users in your organization are automatically assigned a Vault license. If Vault is available as an add-on license, you can purchase a Vault license for some or all users in your organization. Only users who have Vault licenses assigned are covered by Vault. Learn more about how to get around Google Vault. If you delete a user or required license, their data may be irreversibly purged and will no longer be available to Vault. ...