Learn three practical ways to indicate event ownership in Teamup. Compare sub-calendars, event fields, and custom choice fields to assign responsibility, improve visibility, and avoid scheduling conflicts.
How to Create a Simple Approval System in Teamup
Turn your Teamup calendar into a simple approval system. Collect requests, review them, and approve events — all in one clear, structured workflow.
Manage Short-Term, Granular Bookings in Scheduler View
Handle tight, short-term bookings with precision using Teamup’s Scheduler view. Compare availability side by side, adjust time resolution, and schedule efficiently without conflicts.
Get a Daily Summary of all Changes to Your Calendar
Learn how to receive a daily summary of all calendar changes in Teamup and stay updated while reducing notifications.
Upgrade a Calendar’s Subscription Plan
Upgrade a calendar’s subscription plan to get even more from Teamup. Choose a monthly or yearly cycle, then select the plan you want.
When and How to Safely Use Shareable Calendar Links
Learn when to use Teamup calendar links vs user accounts and how to share them securely for public access, embedding, and self-booking.
How To Keep Calendar Access Secure and Up to Date
Learn how calendar administrators can keep access secure and up to date by reviewing permissions, account users and links, and checking notification subscriptions.
How to Set Up Your Calendar Securely
Learn how to set up your calendar securely with the right access permissions, administrator controls, account-based access, and sub-calendar permissions.
What You Need to Know About Administrator Access
Administrator access provides full control of the entire calendar: Learn what it is, how to safeguard it, who should have it, and how to keep your calendar secure.
Remove Calendar Users Without Losing Their Data
Learn the difference between sub-calendars and calendar users. You can manage access and remove users without losing their calendar data.
Add-Only vs Modify-My-Events Access Permissions
Learn the difference between Add-only and Modify-my-events calendar permissions, and when to use each to control how users add or edit events.
Secure Your Teamup Calendar When An Employee Leaves
When an employee leaves, removing calendar access is essential to protect sensitive information and maintain continuity. Learn how to revoke permissions, replace shared links, manage notifications, and prevent future access risks.