teamhandover

noun
UK /ˈtiːm.hændˌəʊ.və/
US /ˈtiːm.hændˌoʊ.vɚ/

When one group of people gives their work and important information to another group.

The night team did a teamhandover to the morning team before going home.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A meeting where workers tell the next workers what happened.

We had a quick teamhandover at seven o'clock.

3. The act of passing a job or task from one team to another.

The teamhandover went smoothly after the project finished.

4. The notes or papers given from one team to the next.

She read the teamhandover before starting her shift.