Teamwork software for service businesses that keep their knowledge close to the work.
Teamwork software brings tasks, dates, knowledge and files together in one place. In teamspace, boards, team calendar, wiki, forum and chat all sit in one application. Every board brings its own wiki, forum and file area, governed by the same user groups.
Teamwork bundles the tools a team uses to coordinate its day. Boards hold the work, the calendar the time, wiki and forum the knowledge. All three run in one application, with the same user groups.
Boards
Work on cards that you move.
Tasks, tickets, notes and work packages sit as cards on a board and move from column to column by drag and drop.
Kanban, Scrum or pin, depending on how you work
Cards from across the whole system: ticket, quote, work package
The company wiki versions every page, the forum separates topic areas with their own permissions. Knowledge stays, even when someone leaves the company.
Wiki with versions, main topics and preview search
Forum with spaces, moderation and news as a company blog
From the Monday stand-up to the Friday review, the week runs through the same areas. No tool switch between appointment, task, documentation and discussion, because everything sits in the same system.
Mo Teamkalender
Stand-Up
09:00 Team-Stand-Up
Teams-Meeting · versendet
Di Board
Kanban
AP 1.2 → In Arbeit
Ticket #4318 angepinnt
Mi Wiki
v4
Onboarding-Seite ergänzt
Version gespeichert
Do Forum
3 Themen
Frage im Platz „Technik"
2 Antworten · abonniert
Fr Review
Fertig
Board-Spalte „Fertig"
Dateien · versioniert
One system instead of many separate tools.
Tasks, dates and knowledge interlock, instead of being spread across five apps.
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Tasks, dates and knowledge in one place
Board, calendar, wiki, files and forum interlock, instead of being spread across five apps.
Highlight 2
Every board brings its own knowledge
A board comes with its wiki, files and forum. Context sits where the work happens, not elsewhere.
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Permissions sit on the element
Who sees what is decided by the permission on the board, the file, the page, not by a tool subscription.
Boards
Boards change their type through the column.
A board is a collection of cards in columns. Which columns it has is decided by the way of working: Kanban for the flow, Scrum for the sprint, pin for the loose collection. The type is not a fixed choice but a column configuration.
Kanban board with Waiting, In progress, For approval, In testing, Done. Scrum board with product and sprint backlog. Pin board for the loose collection.
Renaming columns turns Kanban into a pin board. Every type can be reconfigured later, without creating a new board.
Cards come from across the whole system: a ticket, a quote, a work package from a project or a simple note, dragged onto the board.
Everyone on the team sees the same state, because the board sits in the cloud. Cards move from column to column by drag and drop.
A board in teamspace is more than a column view. In the detail manager, every board carries its own wiki, a forum and a file area. Add to that watchers, permissions and a version history. Knowledge and discussion sit on the board, not in a separate tool.
KanbanScrumPin
Board
Release 2026.2
Wiki
versioniert
Forum
3 Themen
Dateien
24 · Versionen
Beobachter
4 Personen
Berechtigungen
pro Gruppe
Versionen
jede Speicherung
Team calendar
The calendar shows who is where and when.
One view for the whole team: your own appointments, those of colleagues, leave, external work, birthdays and project milestones. Anyone planning a meeting sees the availability of those involved, without having to ask.
Week, month and list view, plus availability per person for a quick appointment search.
Teams meetings are created straight in the calendar, the system sends the invitation. Other meeting links (Zoom, Google Meet) can be added.
Sync via CalDAV. Appointments sync via CalDAV with Outlook, Apple and Google.
Leave, sickness and external work come from HR into the calendar, without double maintenance.
In the wiki the team gathers what otherwise disappears into heads and inboxes: onboarding guides, process instructions, standards. Every page is versioned, every page has its own view and edit rule.
Versioning per page: every save stores the previous version. Older states can be reactivated.
Permission per page: the onboarding wiki is open, the page with access details only for the responsible department.
Main topics as a starting point: important pages appear in the navigation box, with the most recently read articles below.
Preview search: the keyword appears in the context of the page, so it quickly becomes clear whether the page fits.
Agency with 28 people: four tools brought onto one.
Hypothetical practical example to illustrate how it works. Concrete figures depend on the starting point, the industry and the implementation and are not guaranteed. A typical migration scenario: an agency with 28 staff, three locations, tasks in a chat app, files in a cloud folder, knowledge in notes, appointments in the email calendar.
Starting point
Tasks were discussed in a chat app, files sat in a shared cloud folder, processes were written down in private notes, appointments lived in the email calendar. Anyone who wanted to understand the state of a project opened four programs and searched in all four. New staff needed days before they knew where everything was. When people moved on, knowledge left with them.
Solution
Boards, calendar, wiki, forum and files sit in one application, governed by the same user groups. Per project, the board carries its wiki, its forum and its file area. Appointments, leave and milestones sit in the team calendar. Anyone still using Microsoft Teams creates Teams meetings straight in the teamspace calendar. Onboarding runs through a wiki main topic that records the first steps in a versioned way.
~3 h/week
less searching across four separate programs
1
login and permission concept for the whole team
stays
knowledge when people move on, in the project wiki rather than in someone's head
All modules
Teamwork is the foundation the other modules build on.
Teamwork belongs to the light edition and is therefore part of every teamspace. Project management, CRM and invoicing build on it, all with the same contacts, staff and permissions.
Time tracking
Attendance via check-in, project time in four ways
Teams meetings straight from the calendar, with invitation
Sync with Outlook, Apple and Google via CalDAV
Appointments visible publicly or restricted
Wiki & knowledge
Versioning per page with restore
Permission per page and user group
Main topics as starting pages
Preview search with the hit in context
Tables, images and links between pages
My wiki as a personal area
Forum, news & chat
Forum with topic areas (spaces) and moderation
Read and write permissions per forum
News as an internal company blog with comments
Team chat as one-to-one and group chat
Share a contact, ticket or quote in the chat
Chat on the go via the installable web app
Files & permissions
File area per board, project and customer
Versioning with restore
Online editing of Word, PowerPoint, Excel
WebDAV connection as a drive
Public shares for external recipients
Permissions via user groups, not per person
Comparison
Separate tools versus teamspace.
Anyone working today with email, a chat app, a cloud folder and an email calendar knows the gaps between the tools. The table shows what an integrated teamwork layer does differently.
Feature
Email, chat app, cloud folder
teamspace
Tasks, dates and knowledge in one application
Board with its own wiki, forum and file area
Versioning per wiki page and file
limited
Team calendar with availability across the team
limited
Permissions via central user groups
manual
Teams meeting from the calendar with invitation
separate
Processing in Germany, in the EU
varies
Operated in an ISO 27001 certified data centre
varies
Intro call
What does your team work with today?
Half an hour is enough to talk through your current tools for tasks, dates and knowledge and to see where the handovers get stuck. You get an honest assessment, not a sales demo.
In separate tools, someone maintains their own access for each program: who reads in the cloud folder, who writes in the chat app, who sees the calendar. In teamspace this runs through central user groups, and the permission sits on the individual element.
Per board, per wiki page, per forum and per file folder you can define who reads, who writes and who has full access. Three modes: unrestricted, restricted, private.
The permission belongs to the group, not to the person. Anyone who moves to the HR department sees from the first day what the group sees, without anyone changing individual permissions.
Confidential things stay separate: an admin forum only for administrators, a wiki page with access details only for the responsible department, a private board only for the owner.
External people get a contained access: via public shares, partners see a single wiki page or a file folder, without insight into the rest.
The permission system is the same as across the whole of teamspace. Once you have set it up for the teamwork areas, you also know it for projects, CRM and documents.
MembersRightsMenus
HR department
User group · 4 people
active
Access to elements
Board · Release 2026.2
Write
Wiki · Access & Rights
Read
Forum · Management
no access
Folder · Contracts
Full
Project context
Teamwork sits on the project, not beside it.
Boards, forums and files are not islands. They sit on what it is all about: the project, the customer, the record. Anyone opening a project finds the associated board, the project forum and the file directory in the same place.
Every project has a forum tab for the exchange around the project, plus a file directory with versioning and the dates in the calendar.
Work packages move onto the board: part of the project can be run agile as Kanban, while the rest stays planned in the classic way.
Cards point to the original: a ticket on the board stays the same ticket in the service desk, a work package the same one in the project plan. No copy that drifts apart.
Anyone opening a project sees the state of the discussion, the files and the next dates in one place, instead of opening four programs.
That is the difference between a collection of separate tools and one application: not the number of functions, but that they sit on the same data. How project management builds on this is set out on the project management page.
OverviewBoardForumFiles
NV
New admin building
Project · Heyer Plan AG
open
Board
9 cards
Forum
3 topics
Files
24 · versioned
Meetings
wk 23 · 4
WP 1.2 · SetupBoard → Ticket #4318
Benefits
What Teamwork brings in day-to-day work.
One place instead of five tools
Tasks, calendar, wiki, files, forum combined
No patchwork of licences
Context stays together
Knowledge is not lost
Wiki pages versioned
Files with history
Forum instead of buried emails
Sits on the project, not beside it
Boards in the project context
Permissions on the element
Included in every edition
What the light edition brings.
Boards, calendar and knowledge sit on the same user groups. The figures are scope of functions, not promises.
3
Board types
Kanban, Scrum, pin, plus pin board
4
Calendar views
Week, month, list, availability
per page
Wiki versioned
with restore
1999
developed in Darmstadt
5 POINT AG, self-funded
When teamwork software has an effect
When tasks, calendar and knowledge belong in one application.
A teamwork software brings tasks, dates, knowledge and files together in one place. Instead of chat app next to cloud folder next to email calendar, everything sits in one interface, governed by shared user groups.
The need becomes noticeable as soon as a team works dispersed, that is, in the office, the home office and on the move. Then knowledge disappears with the people, because it lives in chat histories or private notes. With growing service businesses, this usually tips between 10 and 25 staff: new colleagues need days before they can take in the scattered tools; when people move on, a gap remains.
teamspace starts here with the light edition. Teamwork is the foundation that can later be extended with project, CRM and invoicing, without data migration between two worlds.
Security
Data stays in Frankfurt, in the EU.
Teamwork data is often sensitive: internal discussions, strategy notes in the wiki, draft contracts in the file area. teamspace processes them in Germany, without management having to worry about the infrastructure.
Hosting in two geo-redundant data centres in Frankfurt am Main, operated by Aixit. The data centre is ISO 27001 certified; teamspace itself does not hold this certification.
Processing exclusively in the EU, set up GDPR compliant, with a data processing agreement as standard.
Encryption: TLS in transit, storage volumes encrypted in the data centre.
Login via Microsoft Entra (single sign-on) can be added optionally, deactivated, allowed or enforced per user. It is not included in the base hosting.
The contracting party is 5 POINT AG, a German public limited company based in Darmstadt that has been developing teamspace since 1999. With the Microsoft Teams integration activated, meeting data flows into the customer's Microsoft tenant, which we make transparent in the intro call.
Hosting
EU · GDPR
Frankfurt am Main
two geo-redundant data centres, operated by Aixit
Data centreISO 27001
ProcessingEU only
TransportTLS
Contract partner5 POINT AG
Editions
Teamwork is included in every edition.
Teamwork belongs to the light edition, the base layer of teamspace. Anyone starting with light has boards, team calendar, wiki, forum and chat right away, plus working time tracking and the HR basics.
light: Teamwork, working time tracking, HR basics, workplace management.
enterprise: additionally capacity planning, sales process, quality management, DATEV and bank connection.
The areas grow with you, without the team changing tools: the board where tasks hang today carries the work packages of a project tomorrow. Which edition fits which need is something we clarify in the intro call; the prices are on the pricing page.
Editions Teamwork everywhere
light
Base
Teamwork · time · HR basics
office
+ add-on
plus Project · CRM · Invoicing
enterprise
+ add-on
plus QM · Sales · DATEV
Related modules
What connects to Teamwork.
The light foundation opens the door to the modules that build on it. Three that become important next for growing service businesses.
Terms often used inconsistently, located precisely in the teamspace model.
Board
A collection of cards in columns. Three types via the standard columns: Kanban, Scrum, pin. Every type can be turned into another by renaming the columns. Edition: light.
Pin board
Personal collection. Every element gets a relevance level from Low to Top with a pin click and lands on your own pin board, reachable from the status bar.
Detail manager
The tab view of a board: master data, board, wiki, forum, files, watchers, permissions, versions. Wiki, forum and files sit on the board itself this way.
Wiki main topic
A wiki page marked as a starting page. Main topics appear in the navigation box, with the most recently read articles below and links to projects or customers.
Forum space
A topic area in the forum, for example per team or department. Per space you can create topics, appoint moderators and set read and write permissions.
News
Internal company blog. Articles written in the editorial area appear in the news tile; staff without editorial access read and comment on them.
Team chat
Internal chat as a one-to-one chat or a topic-based group chat. Contacts, tickets or quotes can be shared straight in the chat.
CalDAV
Open standard for calendar sync. Via CalDAV the team calendar synchronises with Outlook, Apple Calendar and Google Calendar.
Watcher
Anyone watching a board or element is informed about changes. The owner of a board is automatically on the watcher list.
Intro call
Let's look at your teamwork together.
Half an hour to see how your team works together today and where teamspace sensibly brings the scattered tools together. An honest assessment, no sales pressure.
Common questions about teamspace teamwork software
Does teamspace replace our chat app, the cloud folder and the wiki?
teamspace covers boards, team calendar, company wiki, forum, team chat and file storage in one application, governed by the same user groups. Anyone who wants to keep using Microsoft Teams for video conferencing can do so in parallel: Teams meetings can be created straight in the teamspace calendar. The internal chat in teamspace is designed as a one-to-one and group chat, not as a replacement for a video conferencing platform.
What is the difference between a Kanban, Scrum and pin board?
The three types differ in their preset columns. Kanban has Waiting, In progress, For approval, In testing, Done. Scrum has product backlog, sprint backlog, In progress, For approval, Done. Pin is freer, for loose collections. Every type can be reconfigured later: renaming the columns turns a Kanban board into a pin board. There is no burndown or velocity analysis in the Scrum board.
What does it mean that every board has its own wiki?
In the detail manager of a board there are tabs for master data, board, wiki, forum, files, watchers, permissions and versions. Wiki, forum and files therefore sit directly on the board. Instructions for the board are in the board wiki, the discussion in the board forum, the associated documents in the board file area. Knowledge sits on the context, not in a separate program.
How does the Microsoft Teams integration work?
With the integration activated, Teams meetings can be created straight in the teamspace calendar; the system sends the invitation, and at the appointment time you join via the calendar entry. Other meeting links such as Zoom or Google Meet can be added manually. The customer activates the integration with their own Microsoft account. More on the Microsoft Teams integration page.
Can the team calendar be synchronised with Outlook?
Yes, via CalDAV with Outlook, Apple Calendar and Google Calendar. Appointments sync via CalDAV. For Outlook on Windows there is also teamSync, which syncs appointments, contacts and open items. There is no native app in the App Store or Play Store; on the smartphone teamspace runs as an installable web app.
Can we import existing wiki knowledge?
Wiki pages are created anew in teamspace, with a text editor, tables, images and links. There is no direct import from Confluence, Notion or SharePoint. Anyone coming from there transfers the content manually or via the REST API. In the intro call we discuss which way makes sense for your existing content.
How are permissions handled?
Via central user groups. Per board, wiki page, forum and file folder you can define who reads, writes or has full access, in the modes unrestricted, restricted or private. The permission belongs to the group, not to the person, so a department change works without manually changing the permissions. External people get a contained access via public shares.
Does Teamwork work on mobile?
Yes, as an installable web app (PWA) on smartphone and tablet, with its own app icon and full-screen mode. The team chat, the calendar and the boards are reachable on the go. An active internet connection is required; there is no offline mode with local buffering.
Can external partners or customers be involved?
Yes, in a contained way. Via public shares, individual wiki pages or file folders can be made accessible to external recipients, without giving them insight into the rest. In the forum, external partners can be given access to certain spaces. The scope is controlled via the user groups.
In which edition is Teamwork included?
Teamwork belongs to the light edition and is therefore part of every teamspace, together with working time tracking and the HR basics. Project management, CRM and invoicing come with the office edition, capacity planning and quality management with enterprise. Which edition fits is something we clarify in the intro call; the prices are on the pricing page.
Where is the teamwork data stored?
In two geo-redundant data centres in Frankfurt am Main, operated by Aixit, exclusively in the EU. The data centre is ISO 27001 certified; teamspace itself does not hold this certification. teamspace is Made in Germany and GDPR compliant, with a data processing agreement. The contracting party is 5 POINT AG, a German public limited company based in Darmstadt.
Teamwork software checked in one conversation.
We discuss what your team works with today and whether teamspace sensibly brings tasks, dates and knowledge together. You get an honest first feedback on whether teamspace fits.