Sub-calendars are individual calendars that are contained within your master calendar. You can create and organize multiple sub-calendars. A basic Teamup calendar shown below has sub-calendars listed in area 1 and events of all visible sub-calendars displayed in area 2: The whole (shown above) is a master calendar like those…
Discover how to navigate the settings on a Teamup Calendar and customize it to fit your needs. Learn how to control calendar permissions and enhance calendar security.
Note: if you created a Teamup calendar prior to September 2020, you may have an administrator link without having a user account. It is highly recommended that you change to account-based admin access for better security. To do so, follow these detailed steps. Administrator access is the key to the…
How to set up email notifications on Teamup calendar. Never miss an important update with personalized email alerts.
Teamup offers 12 unique and powerful calendar views. Learn how different layouts can make your calendar more efficient and organized. Switch between views with ease using the view picker.
Learn about calendar links and how they can be used to grant access to Teamup calendars. Share calendars with users outside your organization and embed them in webpages for enhanced collaboration.
Teamup offers 9 permission levels for users and links, allowing granular access permission control which is centrally managed by the calendar administrator.
Read-only users will see the event viewer. The event editor is for creating and modifying events. The admin can set the event opening preference for modify users.
Improve your calendar organization with folders. Easily group sub-calendars and create a hierarchical structure for efficient navigation.
Find out how event fields on Teamup can enhance your event organization. Customize and include relevant information for your events.