Quick Start
If you have already created a calendar, skip this step. If you do create a new calendar, it will be immediately usable. You can change any settings at any time to make it better for what your need. Check out some live calendars for inspiration or try the live demos to see possibilities of what you can do with Teamup.
Think through what and how you want to organize or schedule. Sub-calendars can represent people, resources, projects, areas, anything that separtes a category of events from others. Use folders (see a live example) if they can help you better organize.
Create calendar links for your users and assign permissions that control what the user can or can not do with events on any of the sub-calendars.
Choose the default calendar view from the 9 possibilities to make it most convenient for what your users need to do most often. For example, if it’s better to always show the events of the future 4 weeks at opening, use the multi-week view instead of the month view which would show mostly past events when “Today” is the end of the month.
Edit the text in the About box in General Settings to tell your users what this calendar is for or provide any instructions on how to best use the calendar. Surprisingly many calendar administrators left the original text as is, a message from Teamup that is meant to help the administrator get started. If that’s your case, think about if you can make better use of it.
