Quick tips
Time zone is an important topic that can be quite confusing. We have spent a lot of effort to make sure that Teamup’s time...
You can set up inbound calendar feeds from other calendar services, such as Google Calendar, into your Teamup Calendar. This enables you to see...
Teamup notification emails contain direct links to your sub-calendars and calendar events, so you can easily access your calendar from your notification emails. Therefore,...
You can use your Teamup Calendar in a lobby, office, or group area to display work status, schedule updates, important event changes, and more...
This is not a new feature. But if you haven’t seen before, it’s worth to take a few minutes to read through and see...
Here’s how you can change the pricing plan you’re on for your Teamup Calendar. Change your Teamup plan level The Basic pricing plan of...
Teamup supports various types of notifications. Email notifications can keep you or your team members updated on changes and additions to your calendar. When...
Custom event fields give you great control over the contents of your calendar and the information you collect for each event. You can create...
Use this quick tip to access your calendar on a mobile browser, straight from the Teamup mobile apps.
You can use event comments in many ways, both personal and professional. Here's how to use event comments on your Teamup calendar.
With this quick method, you can set the default time duration you want with a click.Â
If you are on a week or day view,...
When you create an event calendar that you want to share, you may want to have a custom link that is simple and easily...
Tap the eye icon on the desired sub-calendar, to show this calendar only. Then, when you add a new event, that sub-calendar will be...
If you are a calendar administrator, you might add a new sub-calendar after your initial setup of the calendar. For example, when a new...
Want to keep your schedule protected? Add an extra layer of security to any Teamup calendar link by making it a password-protected calendar. Here's...
