Display mobile number
When looking at users in teams. It doesn't display their mobile number. It just displays their office number. I would like to see both the users office number and mobile number.
Zachary Cline
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38 comments
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Julie
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I'd like the box to be configurable - let organisations select which AD attributes to populate
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Rebecca
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Hi Team, I'd like the box to be configurable - let organisations select which AD attributes to populate
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Anonymous
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Adding a mobile number is a necessity if we are going to use Teams phone system. Vast majority of my team have mobile numbers that are used regularly and need to be included.
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Philippe SOLINC
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we need mobile number to use Phone system
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Anonymous
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We would also like this feature as we have many users that need to sometimes call mobile numbers as the user has logged off teams.
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Bertrand B
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this function can be very useful, thank you
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Robin V.
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This is also needed, in SfB, when clicking call, you can see and choose which number you want to dial.
Not sure why this isn't in Teams yet.
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Prakash
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Claim to be 'working on it' since Dec 2018 - https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/microsoft-teams-ama/multiple-numbers-in-contact-card/m-p/299958?advanced=false&collapse_discussion=true&search_type=thread. There's a difference between In Queue and WIP for most of us.
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Edgar Vicioso
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Please show all the phones numbers configured in Azure AD in the calling menu. All users coming from SfB hybrid are asking for this feature. THank you
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Anonymous
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Calling a mobile number from the contact card is important and needs to be added.
Also, possibly related, our users are complaining that when they receive a call from someone's mobile number, it is not associating that number to the user even though AD has the mobile number associated with the user. Only the number displays for the incoming call and not the calling users' contact name. -
Anonymous
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Currently we can see "telephone number" attribute on the contact card in Teams and "mobile" attribute if attempting to call the user. Would like to see both phone numbers in both places. It would be very beneficial to be able to select either one of the numbers when calling that person.
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Anonymous
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This is beyond ridiculous. Having the ability to see someone's mobile number in a contact card is not a "nice to have" feature, it is essential in case of an emergency or an urgent after hours support requirement
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Anonymous
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Yeah, this is ridiculous. You see the mobile number other places, including on the mobile app, but not here??? C'mon Microsoft, do you know how useful a mobile number is in 2020?
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Anonymous
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Hello, Company management pays for phones so that employees can be contacted. Viewing mobiles in TEAMS is not an option, it is even urgent. Thank you
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Anonymous
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Seems like a no brainier. No point in having speed dial if you can't have options for numbers or just have the ability to choose which number to choose.
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Tom DiLaura
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With employees working remotely these days, it is a critical field to have visible in the contact card.
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David
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This is absolutely needed. Not sure why it was not implemented from the beginning.
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Nate
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Agreed! This is one of the main reasons I still go to Skype. I would be able to stop using Skype when this is available in Teams,.
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Anon Y. Mous
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This feature probably should have been available on day one. But either way, MS Teams users that use the client for calling must have the option to select more than one phone field. Especially now with so many new users coming on board. This will be an "in demand" feature. There had to be a lot of feedback even from MS internal users about this.
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Juan Gonzalez
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Yet another item that is completely overlooked. We just moved from Skype to Teams and having this missing DOES NOT instill confidence in our users. Definitely, product managers need to do a better job at looking at all small and trivial, yet super important items that users rely on.