5-7 second delay before calling end can hear when picking up call with Polycom phone
When a call comes in from the Auto Attendant / Call Queue and the call is picked up on a Polycom phone there is a 5-7 second delay before the calling end can hear audio. This delay is pretty long and causes confusion, it should be 2 seconds at the most.
Jochen
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Kimberly
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Does anyone have a fix for dialing out with TEAMS and calls are not connecting? I am used to the 7-10 second delayed calling, but calls are literaly not calling out now.
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Tom
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We have a lot of clients who want to switch to Business Voice now that work from home is more common, but the delays are causing a lot of frustration for the few clients we have already moved. Our first client to move is NOT using Direct Routing, we ported everything over to MS and they still have issues with AAs and CQs taking forever to transfer a call.
With everyone working from home now, Microsoft needs to start pushing out the fixes faster or we're going to have to start migrating our clients to another hosted solution.
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Harry
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The same issue on all call queues seems to be when answered from a Yealink device t55a and t56a.
Will Microsoft comment on this? Makes a terrible impression on the customer
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Alex
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Have this issue with Yealink MP56
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Jon
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Same problem using Polycom headsets, I think this is more of a Microsoft Teams problem with the call queue's setting. This site has a possible solution, but it may kill your call reporting. Still better to be able to have customer service answer calls.
https://ucgeek.co/2020/06/microsoft-teams-call-queue-delay-and-the-conference-mode-fix/ -
Chris
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We ended up dumping all of our Yealink phones and with working from home standardized now on desktop and mobile clients. We have a Yealink conference phone and a test Poly phone left but using the Teams clients has been the most solid performing solution.
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Mark W.
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Same problem for me. Using the new Yealink 59 phones. Regret this decision.
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Anonymous
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We have the same delay issue on Yealink phones. Microsoft, please give us an update!
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Anonymous
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Please sort this out MS, embarrassing for IT teams rolling out this system and then it performing poorly with no seeming light at the end of the tunnel?!
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Anthony Andriano
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The delays are everywhere in the system. Transferring to the auto attendant's voicemail system, switching between greetings, etc. etc. all take forever. I've had multiple people hang up without getting to their destination because the delays are so confusingly long. Silence for 4-5 seconds is completely unacceptable. I can't believe how poorly this phone system has been implemented. But, please, give me more shark backgrounds because that's what I really need.
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Nathan Magyar
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Still an issue with all of our MS Teams clients. Not sure why this can't be resolved, it hasn't been an issue with other enterprise grade auto-attendant's I've used in the past.
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Martin Rees
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This Issue has been on going since Link 2010 then through SfB and now onto teams. Might have something to do with the server side and back-end still running on Link????????????? MS have done nothing to rectify the problem and don't seem to care as this problem hasn't been fixed in years. Its always on the "ROADMAP" but never seems to be a destination they reach!
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Leon
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our users have been reporting this since going live in March during the pandemic with polycom vvx450, even tried to call person next cubical and the delay is really frustrating.
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James
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anyone else experiencing audio delays on direct calls using polycos s4b? Not just call from auto attendant or call queue.
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Anonymous
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Why does it take so long? What is it doing?
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Sam
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Unfortunately since MS moved to the UserVoice popularity driven system of development, most effort seems to go towards things like adding emojis or new web interfaces rather than fixing critical core functionality. We are also waiting for this to be fixed
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Terry
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We're halfway through Q2 of 2020, we're also still experiencing this issue. We solely use the teams clients to operate our voice lines. We cannot keep count of the number of calls ended because of the no response after pickup. Annoying internally, but a dealbreaker when used in a sales perspective. If only we had more feedback on how this issue is being handled.
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LaFawnduh617
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I have the same issue with the auto attendant feature, but no call queue setup, as it is meant to route all calls directly to an O365 group to receive both audio and transcribed voicemail.
The feature works beautifully (*outside of the delay*), but we are not yet able to publish the number to our website for this reason.
This issue has been raised in multiple community Teams channels and hosts have offered info relating to a fixed 15 second interval built into the call queue feature for call routing, this might explain the issue some users are facing, but they could not answer to the 5-7 second delay that seems to be consistent across end user experience, whether or not the call queue function is enabled.
Any update here? Just a comment would be helpful to know it is being looked at closer. Otherwise, we can move onto other VoIP solutions temporarily if the timeline on the fix is unclear or too far out.
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shifra
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any timeframe when this will be resolved?
we just moved over and may have to move back due to this -
ChrisMoo
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Yes this is a huge issue for us too.
No updates on this critical issue MS???