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…
Here’s a guide to help you set up a Teamup calendar to manage transportation logistics for a tourism company. Logistics can get complicated for tourism transportation. You’re scheduling day trips, guided tours, and transportation to activities and events for tours. You might also arrange transportation to and from the airport….
If you’re overseeing volunteers, you can use Teamup to let volunteers schedule their own hours or shifts and ease the administrative load.
Create a room booking system for your team or other groups using Teamup calendar. It’s flexible, scalable, and secure. Here’s how.
Use Teamup to manage shared resources such as computer carts, equipment, or lab space. This guide will walk you through setup and features and use.
Do you have an excel calendar, list of events, or schedule? You can import the data into your Teamup calendar with our import tool.
This guide provides setup tips and demos for a General Contractor to create a construction material delivery schedule for multiple sites and sub-contractors.
How to use one or more custom text fields to capture the context of any information easily. When the information is needed, filter for the context keyword or browse context keywords to retrieve the needed information.
Introduction Historically, a typical members golf club would have produced an annual members diary detailing the event schedule for the coming year. There would be many categories of event types to include, ranging from competitions (mens, ladies, seniors and juniors), inter-club matches, county competitions visiting societies, social events and more. The…
If you are new to Teamup, one of the first tasks to set up the calendar is to add sub-calendars. Sub-calendars on Teamup may represent people, resources, projects, areas, or anything you need to organize or schedule. Think of a sub-calendar as an entity of who, where, what that is…