
Microsoft Teams uses a cloud-based phone system for internal calls over the internet, distinct from PSTN; enable a PSTN plan to obtain a ten-digit number for local or long-distance calls.
Review the history section to view incoming, outgoing, and missed calls, and use the ellipsis to call back, chat, or add the user to contacts or speed dial.
Review missed voicemail transcripts in history, open the voicemail pane, and play with adjustable speed; reply via quick message or chat, and initiate audio or video calls as needed.
Hover over a profile icon to open the information card, view a colleague's role and details, and quickly start audio or video calls, messages, or emails within the team environment.
Place a caller on hold during a Teams call, hear hold music, and monitor the hold time in the in-progress call window, then resume with the resume button to continue.
Transfer calls in Microsoft Teams by placing a call on hold, opening the transfer window, and choosing internal or external transfers with ring back and voicemail options.
Explore the park call feature in Microsoft Teams to put a call on hold on one device and pick it up on another with an assigned code.
Start transcription from the ellipsis to log your call, adjust the spoken language (which will not translate the call), and review the transcript later in the call history.
Tailor the calls ring me options to decide who rings, simultaneous ringing, call groups, and how unanswered calls route to voicemail or other numbers.
Learn how to forward calls in Microsoft Teams, including forwarding to voicemail, a new number or contact, a delegate group, or a call group, with ring order and save options.
Open the managed delegates from the general tab to review and update delegate permissions, then save your changes. Remove a delegate by selecting the remove delegate option.
Place a call as a delegate using the calls app view, enter the number, and select the delegated user from the dropdown. The call begins and shows who it’s for.
View calls placed or received by your delegates on your behalf, with call details, and note you cannot join or manage those calls that appear in the delegate's call history.
Understand how auto attendants and call queues route callers to the right department, display the queue name on incoming calls, and use a Power BI dashboard template for reporting.
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