Getting started with mantau is easy: install the app or open the web version, register, confirm your email address, and then join an existing group or create your own. mantau can be used on multiple devices at the same time.

Yes. Joining existing groups is generally free of charge. In addition, mantau can also be used free of charge to set up your own small groups. This allows you to test the features and collaboration capabilities without any obligation before rolling them out across the organisation at a later date.

Users join via a group ticket. The group ticket can be sent, for example, by email, via a messaging app or through other communication channels. A group ticket can be provided as an invitation code or as a QR code. After scanning the QR code or entering the invitation code, users can join the relevant group straight away.

Public groups offer particularly easy access, for example for clubs, citizen apps, events or community platforms. In this case, simply scanning the QR code provided is all it takes to join the group straight away.

Group administrators can send invitations via an automatically generated group ticket. This can be provided as an invitation code or a QR code and shared via email, messaging apps, websites, leaflets or printed materials. Invited users register once on mantau and then join the desired group straight away.

Organisations first create their main group and can then create as many sub-groups as they wish under it for teams, departments, projects or areas of work. Participants are then invited and the required functions are activated. The group structure can be expanded or adjusted at any time.

No. mantau can be tried out for free initially. If an organisation later requires more participants, a suitable licence can be added. Existing groups and content are retained and can continue to be used.

mantau allows you to set up main groups and any number of sub-groups. This enables organisations to digitally map their actual structure, for example using teams, departments, locations, projects or working groups.

The group structure can be expanded, adapted or completely reorganised at any time. Existing groups and sub-groups can also be moved and repositioned within the organisational structure as required. This ensures that mantau remains flexible as organisations change, grow or restructure.

No. mantau has been designed to be intuitive to use. Most users can start collaborating straight away once they have registered and received an invitation. There is also a help section, guides and support available.

Yes. Groups that were initially used free of charge or created for testing purposes can be integrated into an organisational licence at a later date. This ensures that existing content, members and structures are retained.