Team Calendar capabilities
When you know which capability you need, the tables below name the page that covers it. Task walkthroughs live in Guides.
Calendars
Section titled “Calendars”| Capability | Documented in |
|---|---|
| Several calendars per service, with a header picker | Calendars and event types |
| Time zone, week start, working hours, weekend visibility | Calendar settings reference |
| Default view a calendar opens on | Views reference |
| Date-only calendars (timed events turned off) | Create and configure a calendar |
| Custom fields through the Forms builder | Calendars and event types |
Events
Section titled “Events”| Capability | Documented in |
|---|---|
| Timed and all-day events, multi-day spans | Add an event |
| Attendees, including platform groups | Add an event |
Reminders by notification and email with an .ics attachment |
Add an event |
| Location, meeting link, and notes | Event fields reference |
| Recurring events and the recurrence horizon | Repeat an event |
| Concurrent-edit protection and the editing marker | Add an event |
| Comments on an event | Add an event |
Leave and availability
Section titled “Leave and availability”| Capability | Documented in |
|---|---|
| Out-of-office entries against a person | Record time off |
| The Away view | Views reference |
| Absence closing bookable time | Absence and availability |
The Team Absence Starts automation trigger |
Absence and availability |
Viewing and sharing
Section titled “Viewing and sharing”| Capability | Documented in |
|---|---|
| Month, Week, Agenda, List, and Away views | Views reference |
| Everyone / Only mine and per-type filters | Views reference |
| Grouping, sorting, and per-field filters in the list | Views reference |
| Event types: rename, recolour, add | Customise types and display |
| Fields shown inside event chips | Customise types and display |
.ics export of the current window |
Export a calendar |
What Team Calendar does not do
Section titled “What Team Calendar does not do”These come up often enough to be worth stating plainly.
- No dragging. Events are opened and edited, not dragged to move or resize.
- No subscription feed. The
.icsdownload is a snapshot; there is no URL another calendar can follow. - No import. There is no way to bring an existing
.icsor CSV file in. - No resources, capacity, or approvals. An event consumes nothing and nobody signs it off.
- No single-occurrence edits. An edit applies to a whole recurring series.
- No reminders on repeating events. Reminders fire for one-off events only.
- No printing. Use the export and print from the receiving application.
