• What to Do if You Cannot Access Your Teamup Calendar

    If you see a blank page or an error message when trying to access your Teamup Calendar, you may be experiencing connectivity problems. Here’s what to do. Check Teamup system status We continuously monitor the status of the service platform that powers Teamup Calendar. Please check the Teamup Status page to see if…

  • Print Teamup Calendar

    To print a Teamup Calendar, we recommend using the PDF generator tool. It will format your calendar for optimal printing and present you with a ready to print PDF file. Then you choose the print options you need for your use, and print a calendar. See also how to print…

  • Access to Historical Data

    Your Teamup Calendar automatically stores events in your calendar that are in the past (historical data). This article discusses how you can access your historical calendar data. Your subscription plan determines how much of your historical data you can access. See the pricing page for details. On the free Basic…

  • How to Rename Your Calendar

    If you wish to rename your Teamup Calendar, you can do so at any time in the calendar settings. This article discusses how to adjust the title of your master calendar and how to change the calendar name for an individual shareable link by using link parameters. See here for…

  • How to Use Teamup Change Notifications

    ℹ️ Teamup account users can set up change notifications (discussed here), daily agenda emails, Slack notifications, and event reminders To subscribe to or modify a notification, you must be logged in to your Teamup user account.  Using change notifications Teamup change notifications allow calendar users to be notified when changes are…

  • Calendar Administrator Access Explained

    With Teamup Calendar, administrator access gives full control over your Teamup calendar. When you create a new Teamup calendar, you are automatically given administrator access. You can also grant administrator access to others by providing administrator-level permission to any account-based user. Be careful when granting administrator access, as it provides…

  • How to Mark Tasks and Events as Complete

    A Teamup Calendar can work well as a to-do list with scheduled tasks and events.  While not specifically designed to be a task management tool, Teamup does facilitate marking tasks and events as complete. This could be useful for tracking team projects, monitoring to-do lists, or keeping track of progress on projects….

  • Allow Users to Submit Requests or Add Events to Your Calendar

    Teamup Calendar can be used to allow clients, guests, account users, groups, or members of an organization or community to schedule appointments and/or add events to a calendar directly. This article discusses how a calendar administrator can set up a calendar to allow users to submit or add events without…

  • The Scheduler View

    Scheduler view (browser only) is a unique calendar view which shows each sub-calendar in its own column. Seeing the events from each calendar side-by-side is a great way to compare schedules and availability. To learn about other calendar views, see this article. Scheduler view: side-by-side calendar events Scheduling people, facilities…

  • What to Check if Calendar Events are Not Showing

    If you find your events are ‘disappearing’, or are not showing up after you add them, here are some things to check: Hidden sub calendars. It is possible that you may have inadvertently hidden the relevant sub calendar. You can show and hide events belonging to sub calendars by clicking on the…

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