bchiarmonte

I have now replied in there as well. Thank you for pointing this out.

@markwilfan Were the users able to accept it on their end? @GFSadmin This is what is happening for me as well. One step at a time I guess? I did try to log into the account that I invited on YouTube in incognito and still had the same issue. So close. I did do the "Send feedback" on that page hoping it reaches someone who can fix it. I did send feedback about the initial problem earlier this week as well. It's probably not a bad idea if you do as well, it might get flagged in the system for something they need to look at.

All of the accounts I have tried to add are in various OUs but all part of our primary domain.

I have run into the same problem. I am unable to create brand channels or add any accounts in district to be able to manage them. I looked at all of the different settings in admin console and nothing seems to fit the problem. I can add an external email to manage the account. I also tried on my personal google apps domain and I am able to create a channel and add another user as a manager (from inside of that domain). Trying to add a domain user to a channel created on my personal gmail account also fails. So it has to be something within the apps domain somewhere. My guess is it's broken from the phasing out of Google+. Have you had any luck since posting this?