It would be good that Teams chat history can automatically be saved into Outlook folder like Conversation history (Skype does). I'm not sure if this feature still available in Teams, or we can have a way to export the chat to a file or something.

It would be nice to embed a conversation in SharePoint as it is possible with yammer. This will allow us to create a general Teams with all employess as members with a main channel. This channel should then be shown in our SharePoint Intranet as a news tile (Webpart).

You have to add each member one by one in a team. It would be nice if it could be a grouping option to add multiple users with the same type of permissions (as if I insert a list of people with any delimiter, then check for names and click add) or import users from .csv / .xlsx file (users with roles).

Have an option To delete the chat history

Allow for the permanent deletion of channels.

Merging Teams: As organizations evolve, functions are merged and as a result there is a need to merge Teams including files and content

After you create a channel, then choose to delete the channel, you can no longer create a NEW channel with the same name. It seems like you have to delete the team and start over.

The current team settings are very bare-bones.

For instance, there's a single permission that allows for adding/modifying/removing tabs. These should all be separate permissions.

For the sake of usability, there could be a "master" permission for each piece of functionality (tabs, channels, connectors, etc...) and an expandable list of the sub-options where, if you didn't want to give a certain role all of the permissions for a certain functionality, you could give a role a subset of the create/modify/remove permissions.

We should be able to lock Team / Office 365 group from being deleted by Group owner.

It would be fantastic and a lot slicker user experience if we could default a background on our teams profile i.e every time you start a video call it automatically selects the users preferred background and starts the call with that selected. That could be a custom image stored in the file registry or blurred but the user can select this in their settings.

Please add a screen printing (snipping tool) in teams so we can capture part of our screen to show our team members.

I would like to be able to order or arrange the channels as they are listed under my team. We can order tabs within a channel, but not channels under a team.

I'd like to be able to make the Teams window stay on top of all others, as with the Skype conversation windows.

Show Background Effect by default instead of having to do it each time I join a meeting.

When I search for a team, I can only search on the first word of the team name. Searching should search all the words in the team name.

If I have a team called Software Deployments and I do a search for Deployments, I won't find the team. I have to search for Software and then it brings up Software Deployments.

Please fix this ASAP.

I'd like most recent conversations/replies on top. Scrolling to the bottom to see the newest replies is a terrible experience.

Please allow the capabilities to setup default tabs in "admin center" settings for a new Team creation. Where default tabs could be setup by AD groups or users or channels within a team.
Currently having a wiki tab by default is annoying and useless feature.

Be able to copy a channel as a template for other channels.
Or create a channel as copy of another channel, within a Team.

Currently when you rename a Microsoft Team it changes the display name to the new team name however on the backend in Exchange the old email address and alias remain, and a new email address with the new team name does not get created. When a Microsoft Team gets renamed it would be nice if a new email address and alias get assigned, and the old email address get shifted to a secondary alias.

I found a similar idea already posted but not as simply put.

I want to mention a team from within a different team.

Real world scenario: we have a team for gym members, and we're setting up another team which is likely to attract people from the same interest group as the gym. We want to @mention this new team inside the gym team, allowing people to click the mention and go to the team and join.