• How to Duplicate a Calendar

    When a Teamup Calendar works well for one team or project, a similar setup can work well for another team or project. Here’s how to duplicate an entire Teamup master calendar. The calendar duplication feature The calendar duplication feature allows you to “copy” the basic structure of an entire Teamup…

  • How to Use Add-To-Calendar Links

    Make it easy for others to add events to their personal calendar. If you are promoting events in emails, newsletters, or on your website, here’s a sharing option that makes it easy for your readers and community members to add the event to their own calendar without opening the event…

  • Stay Logged In

    The Teamup login form offers an option “Stay logged in” as shown in the screenshot below. This article explains the impact of this option. If option “Stay logged in” is not enabled: The login session will automatically be terminated if you are not interacting with Teamup for more than 30…

  • Import Invitation Files in icalendar Format

    Teamup supports the import of invitation files in the iCalendar format. This feature is available in the blue menu top right (web application only). Invitation files are often attached to meeting invitations or booking confirmations from airlines, hotels and similar. Meeting invitations must be in the iCalendar format. They often…

  • Erase Your Personal Data

    We respect your privacy and make it easy for you to remove all your data from Teamup. Here is a step-by-step guide to removing your data. Please note that when you delete your data, it is marked as deleted but kept in the database for 30 more days. After 30…

  • Week Numbers

    Week numbers are commonly used in industries like logistics and manufacturing for the scheduling of work and deliveries. Teamup supports week numbers in several calendar views, including day view, week view, month view, timeline view and list view. Two Ways of Counting Weeks Different schemes of counting the weeks of…

  • The Table View

    The Table view in your Teamup calendar is a powerful spreadsheet-like view that allows you to sort and work with calendar data easily.

  • Primary Contact of a Calendar

    Each calendar has a primary contact email address. It can be set in Settings -> Sharing of the calendar. The primary contact email address is used for the following purposes: If Teamup receives inquiries or complaints about a calendar from anyone, we reach out to the primary contact to resolve…

  • Two-Factor Authentication

    Two-factor authentication (also known as 2FA), allows you to add a second layer of verification to the login process, requiring a second piece of information in addition to your email address and password in order to log in to Teamup. The purpose of 2FA is to make it more difficult…

  • How to Use Delete Confirmation

    To prevent the accidental deletion of events on your calendar, Teamup provides these features: Undo: After each change to the calendar, an undo button is available. It allows undoing the last change. It will hover for a few seconds and disappear automatically. Delete Confirmation: To delete an event, a delete confirmation…

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