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Introduction  In this module, we explore the Linked Events feature of Team2Book, which allows team members to coordinate their schedules by linking their availability with...

Overview  In general, it is better to let Team2Book perform resource reservation based on consumers’ priorities and preferences. However, there are times when you might...

In this tutorial, we will delve into the advanced features of the Team2Book Availability Calendar app. We’ll specifically focus on the ‘Global sub-calendar permissions’ and...

Introduction Team2Book is a calendar availability app. In this tutorial, we will delve into the specifics of the Individual Membership Plan, a unique offering distinct...

This module will provide you with comprehensive instructions on how to make the most of the Consumer Dashboard and its Shift Exchanges feature. In this...

Introduction  In this tutorial, we’ll overview the advanced features and guide you to use them effectively. Currently, two tabs divide the advanced features: Configuration Threshold...

Tutorial  Introduction  This tutorial will provide you with an overview of how to use the Client Managers and Viewers Module in Team2Book. You will learn...

Client Details Module  Introductions  This module is used to define specific details about your organization (Name, Timezone, Opening and Closing times, etc).  This is also...

Introduction Constraint module provides the minimum number of available consumers required per or on a given time duration.  The client manager will get notified every...

Introduction Team2Book can act as a Work Schedule Management Software. This guide explains how to use the Special Events feature and how to use the...

Introduction Team2Book scheduler has built-in notifications to alert users (consumers and client managers) of important information. Messages are delivered by email, to the email address...

The Clientdashboard scheduler menu UI Introduction Once the client manager and users set up the resource and the consumer information, the scheduler then uses this...