How To: Edit, Copy, or Delete an Event

See How It's Done:

Step-by-step Instructions:

Login to What'sUp 24/7.
(If you help manage multiple organizations): Click the User Profile icon to ensure the correct organization is selected.
In the main menu select “Organization,” then “List of Events”
From your list of upcoming events choose to edit, copy, or delete individual events (or an event series).
When editing an event, select the “Update” button at the bottom of the page when you are done.

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