Calendar Access, Product Tips
Calendar security usually isn’t about complex technical protections. In most cases, issues happen when access is too broad: Users are given a higher permission than they need, or access to calendars that aren’t relevant to their role. Here’s how to make sure...
Calendar Access, Product Tips
Administrator access is the highest level of control in a Teamup calendar. A calendar administrator can manage everything, from users and permissions to the calendar’s structure and settings. To safeguard calendar security, limit administrator access to one or...
Calendar Access, Product Tips
On many calendars used for team planning, shift scheduling, and work assignments, it’s common to have one sub-calendar for each team member, so that all jobs and events related to the team member are assigned to their dedicated sub-calendar. 🏢 A sub-calendar is...
Calendar Access, Product Tips
Teamup’s advanced access permissions provide more granular control over users. Add-only permission and modify-my-events permission both provide unique ways to allow users to contribute events to a calendar while limiting what they can edit. Here’s how they differ. Add...
Calendar Access, Product Tips
When an employee leaves your business, or a group member exits an organization, it’s important to keep the calendar secure and operational. Here’s how. When an employee leaves, there are important steps to take to prevent disruption and protect sensitive...
