Install the Trumba SharePoint web part

This topic specifies the administrative tasks required for adding a Trumba spud or event submission form to modern SharePoint sites. (For classic SharePoint, go to Add calendars to SharePoint sites.)

To make the Trumba SharePoint web part available on your modern SharePoint site, you need to install the custom web part.

Important: These tasks should be completed by your organization's SharePoint administrator (an admin for your organization's SharePoint tenant). The administrator can verify that your organization has established its modern SharePoint site.

For assistance, contact Support.

(After the Trumba web part is installed, see: Add calendars to modern SharePoint sites.)

To install the Trumba custom web part:

1. First, you need to have (or create) an app catalog site for your organization's modern SharePoint site.

   To locate your app catalog site:

   1. Go to the SharePoint admin center.
   2. Navigate to the Active sites page.
   3. From the drop-down (on the far right), select All sites.
   4. In the Template column, look for an App Catalog Site.

      If an App Catalog Site is already there, skip to step 2.

      or

      If there's no App Catalog Site, you need to create one -- see: Use the App Catalog ...

2. After locating the app catalog site on the Active sites page, navigate to the app catalog site URL. For example:
   <organization_name>.sharepoint.com/sites/apps
3. In the left-hand navigation bar, click Apps for SharePoint.
4. On the Apps for SharePoint page, click Upload.

   Tip If you don't see an Upload button, you may not have administrator permissions for the app catalog site. (You may be an admin for your organization's SharePoint tenant, but not for the app catalog site.) For more information, contact IT at your organization.

5. From Add a Document, click Choose Files, and then navigate to the Trumba package file at the following path:

   https://www.trumba.com/trumba-sharepoint.sppkg

6. Back in Add a Document, with the Trumba package file now specified, select Add as a new version to existing files, and then click OK.
7. The Do you trust trumba-sharepoint-client-side-solution warning appears.

   Select Make the solution available to all sites in the organization (unless you want to specify a subset of your sites that will not be using Trumba), and then click Deploy to upload the package file.

   Note If you don't select Make the solution available to all sites in the organization, you'll need to add the Trumba package file to each site that uses Trumba individually.

8. You can now add the Trumba web part to your modern SharePoint site.

   Click the + button, and then click Trumba Connect.

   

(Next, see: Add calendars to modern SharePoint sites.)