Teamup is developing a new feature which provides a comprehensive list of all recent updates to your calendar. With the Change Log view, calendar administrators can see exactly who changed what and when for every event. Undo capability is planned for a future release. Want to try it? This feature is…
Learn how to duplicate a Teamup Calendar for faster and easier setup. Duplicate the structure and configuration of a calendar and customize it for your needs.
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…
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…
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…
Want to remove your data from Teamup? Follow these steps to delete your personal information permanently.
Teamup offers various calendar views that display week numbers. Here’s how Teamup numbers weeks using two common week numbering methods.
The Table view in your Teamup calendar is a powerful spreadsheet-like view that allows you to sort and work with calendar data easily.
Learn how to set a primary contact email address for your calendar and understand its importance for resolving issues and managing access.
Two-factor authentication (also known as 2FA), allows you to add a second layer of verification to the login process for your Teamup user account. About two-factor authentication The purpose of 2FA is to make it more difficult for an attacker to gain control of your account by requiring a code…