Give Someone Temporary Calendar Access

Product Tips, Ticker

In many situations, you may want to give temporary or limited calendar access to someone: A contractor who is part of a certain project. A freelance worker providing services for your organization. A consultant hired for a specific period of time. A temp employee...

Keep Events from Being Changed by Users

Working with Events

You may want users to be able to add or modify events up to a certain point. For example, perhaps you allow users to reserve use of shared meeting rooms. They can add their booking request to the calendar. Then the request is reviewed and once it’s approved, you...

Balancing Structure and Adaptability at Our Birthing Center

Customer Stories, Featured, Manage Availability

In many organizations, success requires balancing structure and adaptability. This is especially true with Our Birthing Center, an organization which operates two free-standing birthing centers: In Hudson County, NYC and Morris County, New Jersey. The centers offer...

Tips for Sharing a Group Calendar on Facebook

Share Events

Many groups use Facebook for organizing and communication. They often use a separate calendar, like Teamup, for planning and scheduling. Here are some tips for sharing your group calendar on Facebook, whether with members or the public. Point members to the calendar A...

Managing Information Flow for Complex Field Operations

Customer Stories, Featured, Field Services

W. W. Williams keeps things running Founded in 1912 as a small family-owned business, W.W. Williams has evolved into one of America’s most diversified providers of commercial vehicle and equipment service, representing original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and...