Deploying Teams to enterprise users, I hear the frustration of not being able to spread the communications onto separate screens as separate efforts. Example: Bounce a Meeting into another window, while being able to chat with a colleague NOT in the meeting and collaborating on yet a third effort (Editing a document) all at the same time. This is a common pain point pushing users to resist Teams adoption.

The contacts could appear in Teams if the user is member of a Sharepoint with a contact list.

This can be pretty useful to make Teams the indispensable to day by day work and also really handy. Also integrate the possibility of update it from Teams itself.

I realize Skype for Business is planning on being deprecated. While this is fine on paper, the reality is many companies will continue to use SfB and even Lync on-premise, so the Interoperability between Teams and SfB needs to be improved, or there will be issues. Currently, we are not able to send files or screen-share between the two clients, and those alone would be deal-breakers for companies that aren't switching to Teams anytime soon.

O Aplicativo é irritante quando mostra notícias velhas e inúteis em sua face todas as vezes que é aberto. Por isso na maioria das vezes o mantenho desligado como ferramenta, e apenas utilizo para registrar um contato como uma alterativa ao e-mail, mas nunca para processos de trabalho. A forma atual é altamente ineficiente, e como não há opção de apagar, melhor não conversar.

By design, Microsoft Teams prompts the user to input their credentials manually each time when signing-in, if the user has two different IDs for Azure Active Directory and Office 365.

It is time-consuming to manually delete the account in Active Directory domain environment and input ID again to sign-in with the Office 365 account so I would like to choose and sign in with the Office 365 account by default.

It would be great that there is a feature to export data on the Teams section in Microsoft Teams admin center.

As a Mac user, I'd like to be able to create Microsoft Teams meeting links via an Outlook Add-in, similar to the add-in available on Windows.

Teams does not have the ability to print a OneNote note, yet I can print other MS documents from within Teams. Currently need to open OneNote online or app to print.

I can copy and paste a word document with text and a graphics to Teams, and that works fine. But I cannot copy and paste the same conversation from Teams back to Word? Teams' user interface needs serious work for consistency among Microsoft's own products. This is SO frustrating.

when you have a task in outlook or in planner either on the mobile app or a tab in teams, that it then goes to your outlook tasks and vice versa

Other chat programs (Slack, Cisco Webex, Google Hangouts) allow third-party clients, typically over XMPP. Can we have an XMPP port on the Teams server?

I would like to have status be scriptable from outside of Teams. Bare minimum would be command line, better yet, would be to support IFTTT.

One use case is to always default to appear away when logging in over the weekend.

Allow to drag documents from the files tab in Teams directly as attachment into an email in outlook (and vice versa).
While Teams already reduced the number of internal emails a a lot, externally, we work in an environment where emails with attachments are the normal way of communication. Right now, attaching documents from Teams (sharepoint) to emails is so burdensome that it reduces the acceptance and uptake of Teams in our team.

Add Owncloud/Nextcloud cloud storage options please!

Parse Spotify links, Slack does it. Be better

Add the option to Download to Teams for email attachments.

Latest Android update includes work and personal profiles. Teams doesn't integrate.