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In terms of the shared drive access (Manager, Content Manager, Contributor, Commenter and Viewer) , what are the differences in Business Starter ? I heard that the access is limited as compare with standard.

I am facing the exact same issue - i recently started a new workspace account with Starter plan, i've pooled storage enabled and can see that its pooled when i go to the drive app (bottom left corner). However i don't have see any option / the button for "Shared Drive" nor can i set it up in the settings.

I already contacted the support which forwarded me to the SMB Workspace team. I've written two emails and got two answers but they don't even understand the problem to be honest, they just send me default links like this:

=en&article_url=https%3A%2F%2Fsupport.google.com...

which isn't the answer for the question. This is extremely frustrating..

@Marcin_Milewski Is there any chance you can check on this issue? The problem we are facing here is not the pooled storage itself. Its basically just the missing "Shared Drive" Button and the option to enable it in the settings.

Nor do we even see the "Shared Drives" below the "My Drive" like shown in this clip =-mE3-LhuAms

As seems to be a common problem google probably forgot to rollout the settings option for shared drive creation to the Starter plan

"Shared drives will become available after pooled storage rolls out to all existing Business Starter customers." workspaceupdates.googleblog.com/2023/05/pooled-storage-shared-drives-for-google-workspace-business-starter.html

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