For both Teams and Skype we need the ability to generate automated alerts if the call quality drops below pre-defined thresholds. This should provide an insights that might help isolate root cause so action can be taken as appropriate.

I am a user of zoom and really enjoy the ability to create breakout rooms during calls. Helps to battle the talking at feeling of video calls

During both the Transfer and Consult and Transfer workflow, the following improvements could be made:

1) Keep focus on the Search box -- this loses focus half a second after opening
2) Show more than 4 users in the box at once
3) Prioritize the search box by frequency of contact (i.e. most transferred to)
4) Allow Voice as the default Consultation method

I have noticed that I cannot tag a contact to notify me when their presence changes from my contacts list using the calls feature. It can only seem to be done via chat. Is this by design or am I not doing something?

It's great that Teams remembers my last audio device selection, but it only remembers one. I tend to use different devices for meetings (my desktop Polycom) and 1:1 calls (my headset). It would be much better if Teams remembered distinct devices for meetings and calls.

As it is, it is very awkward to answer a call and then go fishing for the right setting to switch to the correct audio device.

When user turns off his computer and no other device is registered, incoming calls should be forwarded to voicemail without any delay.

Please release a version of Teams Rooms Console that runs of Surface Go. It's the prefect size for a meeting room controller

To enable social media influencers and others to collaborate effectively using Microsoft Teams video calls, you need to add Augmented Reality Selfie filters and lenses as featured in Snapchat and Instagram Stories. Without the option to smooth your skin, add cool sunglasses and a tan and abs, with some cool lens flares and a nice background, video collaboration is never going to take off - fact!

Usually when we dial into a conference call meeting, it requires us to input extension number, meeting room numbers or etc. So when I want to combine two meeting into one, I can merge calls in Skype for Business, but cannot find the same feature in Teams. Is there any roadmap to add this feature back to Teams?

To avoid accidental calls (particularly a nuisance for large groups), it would be good to have a prompt on screen that requires that you confirm that you wish to make the call. It's easy to accidentally hit the call button without realizing you're in the right group chat, or just simply by accidentally clicking the phone /video icon when attempting to access settings.

Teams do not seem to release a CallerID.

However, this is absolutely necessary to identify the caller in the Teams client.

An appropriate adapter can then be programmed. Teams has to handle the CallerID in the same way as the Skype for Business Client does.

The development must offer a call event (API).

The Skype for Business is unfortunately not being developed further, so the telephony options should also be adopted by Teams.

Please work on it.

IVR's are a core part of clients requirements in terms of voice functionality... press 1 for admin.. press 2 for sales... What is MS doing with this for direct routing within teams?

To permanently... as is permanent... not just on off... but .. totally and completely... remove the camera device from Teams. The current setup of just having the camera on/off button is prone to being accidentally switched on. I hate Teams by the way... If I didn't have to use it, I would throw it out with the Trash.

Is there any possibility to recover the recordings during the call which was not saved as the teams got closed unexpectedly?

Teams Meetings expiry date which is shown on the recording video is omitted and shown as “…” in Japanese, it doesn’t show full texts. I would like you to enable it to show full date.
The date is properly shown in English.

By any chance is there a way we can implement (from teams admin center) to verify the remaining balance of your calling plan? I am receiving an email from SFB that i already run out of funds. I think it would be better for us to see the current status (calling plan) of each user's remaining minutes. 

When on a chat and have an impromptu call, there has to be a way to maintain call details (time, date, duration, etc) when not recorded.
This is critical when you are working and have to bill clients by time. Right now, unless I record my call, there is NO history of it in teams anywhere!!! No Audio call history.

Have a popup asking for confirmation when dialing a group. This would avoid butt dialing a whole group which I seem to do a lot.

During a session, please let the user select the relevant phone number if i want to add someone to the current call and please show which number will be dialed and is in use. Also let under contacts copy relevant numbers. And last but not least, please let popout the calling window.