Sharing / Access / Security

Find out how to create, modify, and delete shareable calendar links. Learn about important security measures and how to manage link-based access.

Unlock the power of advanced access permissions in Teamup Calendar. Customize user privileges and control event editing with ease.

Lost administrator access to your Teamup calendar? Learn what to do and how to regain access to your Teamup calendar and settings.

Discover how Teamup Calendar prioritizes data security and privacy. Learn about the steps you can take to ensure the security of your calendar.

Efficiently and securely manage calendar sharing on Teamup by selecting specific sub-calendars to share and setting access permissions for each user.

Publish an event calendar: Learn how to publish your Teamup calendar online and set the right permissions for secure sharing.

Learn about administrator access with Teamup to keep your calendar secure and customize settings, manage permissions, and control your calendar like a pro.

One of our top priorities is providing a highly reliable service. To promote transparency, we publish our uptime statistics so...

A Teamup Calendar always has at least one sub-calendar and can have multiple sub-calendars. These can be set up by the...

Your Teamup Calendar automatically stores events in your calendar that are in the past (historical data). This article discusses how...

Create a free Teamup user account to stay synced across devices, set event reminders, and stay organized.

One central and synced calendar dashboard for all your Teamup calendar -- accessible on browser and Teamup mobile apps.

Share your Teamup calendar securely and easily. Customize access permissions and choose what to share with others.

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.

Set permissions and manage account-based calendar users with Teamup. Add, organize in groups, work with users for secure, customized calendar access.

Two-factor authentication (also known as 2FA), allows you to add a second layer of verification to the login process for...

Learn how to set a primary contact email address for your calendar and understand its importance for resolving issues and managing access.

If you have been using an administrator link to manage your calendar, it is recommended to add yourself as an account-based administrator user for improved security.

Here's how to update the primary email address of your Teamup user account: Go to your account profile, add your new email as the secondary email, then set it as the Primary email.