Use case: Share a calendar of events with a group, subscriber list, or the public

Many groups need to regularly share event information with their members or with the public.

But most calendars aren't designed for group use. They don't have the options and control needed to make a group calendar easy to share and secure. They don't provide the flexibility to securely share a public events calendar in a way that's easy and secure.

Teamup is designed for groups. 

Here's one use case: Set up a calendar of events (you can add your own events or curate them from other sources) and share it—easily and securely—with a subscriber list, group members, or the public. 

This calendar provides information about regional real estate events.

  Scenarios: Industry events, online streaming schedule, academic or school calendar, public-facing calendar for local events or concert/show schedule.

• Provide calendar access by sharing the read-only calendar link on social media, messaging, email, etc.
• You can also embed the calendar (with read-only permission) in a website.
• Allow people to signup for events without being able to make other changes. Set a maximum number and a signup deadline if needed.
• Sharing options built into the calendar let viewers easily share an individual event with others. You can disable sharing options if needed.

When you just want to provide event information, this is the easiest way to do so: a group calendar shared with read-only permission. So, viewers can see  all the event details but they can't make any changes to events on the calendar. This approach is suitable for sharing an events calendar with a large group or the public. If you change an event, viewers will see the updated version. And they'll be able to access all the details, including the mappable location and file attachments.