Google Calendar’s missing schedule view

Enhance Google Calendar with team scheduling and planning functionalities

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Perfect for managing employees, staff rotations, on-call duty times and team vacations

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How it works

TeamCal’s “Schedule View” is a new horizontal view for Google Calendar that displays many calendars at once. See employee availability easily by comparing events on a timeline. With a quick glance, you can identify scheduling gaps and prevent overbooking.

Take a look at our Introduction Tutorial for a guided tour on TeamCal.

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Use fewer tools

Stop switching between Google Calendar and other tools for scheduling your team. Because TeamCal uses your Google Calendar data, all information required for scheduling is available in a single place. Create new events or change existing ones directly within TeamCal.

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Simplify communication

Share your schedule with employees and clients to keep everyone updated. With TeamCal, you can embed your schedule in a website, TV screen or show it as a dashboard. You can export a PDF of your schedule, too. Print or send your planning results by email.

Features

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Integrated with Google Calendar

Schedule events with drag&drop directly based on your Google Calendar data. All changes are synced back to Google Calendar.

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Share, Print, Export

Embed your schedule inside a website, TV screen or on a dashboard. Print & export your schedule as PDF.

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Flexible

Set time zone, work hours and view modes like daily and weekly to adjust TeamCal to your needs.

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Schedule from everywhere

Need to check a schedule on the go? Use TeamCal on your phone or tablet.

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Manage event invitations

Invite guests to scheduled events from within TeamCal.

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Support

We are happy to help. Contact us anytime for assistance.

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