PSTN Reverse Number Lookup (show username from Address book not PSTN number) in Teams Toast and Call History
When a PSTN user calls you on Microsoft Teams, if the number is in the address book I would like to be presented with the users name on the toast, not just the PSTN number. The same for call history or anywhere else a PSTN number appears in the client
Tom Arbuthnot
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Thank you for your feedback! We are happy to share that your address book saved contacts will appear on both Call Toast and Notifications for incoming calls as well as in Call History. To learn more, please visit https://support.microsoft.com/office/answer-a-call-in-teams-780c6946-2061-4efc-82c3-336aabfc7da0.
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Ron Tanner
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I thought I saw a release note that said the caller name would show in history soon. Still not working although on my iphone I see it.
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Claudia Price
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Thank you! I am getting a lot of complaints about not seeing the caller ID name in the History. It would be nice to see both in the History the caller ID number and the name.
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Anonymous
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Been two months since the last comment from the MS engineering team. Are there any further updates?
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d-aro
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We'd like to look up an incoming call in our database first and display information about the customer! If no information found we next will try look up in a public phone directory and display company name and address from there!
I tried to find a way with Teams and even through Graph API, but there seems no way to hook into an incoming call and get the number! Any information? -
Rene Stolte
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It works with iOS and Android but we are still waiting for the RNL with windows.
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Akihiro Kawamura commented
Does this feature release?
https://www.microsoft.com/ja-jp/microsoft-365/roadmap?filters=&searchterms=53937 -
[Deleted User]
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Still awaiting this solution.
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JasonJacobs
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When our PABX user calls a Teams user via Ribbon SBC Direct Route, the toast popup shows the CNAM (based on SIP INVITE FROM field), but in the Teams call history, it just shows numbers. We have modified the Telephone field for all AD users to include the full E.164 phone number, which is synching to Azure AD. But Teams fails to lookup the number against Azure AD in order to find the user display name. So from a Call History perspective, RNL is still not working.
We absolutely need Teams to show DisplayName instead of phone number in the Call-History page.
Thanks for your recent update Alex. Looks like Microsoft is working on this specifically. -
Matthias
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Azure AD Contact List resolution is a MUST as we have to move from Skype to Teams and this feature is urgently necessary - also adding a CTI Interface to spawn external applications for recognized numbers or users.
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Richard
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Also, in the current Teams client, it truncates the phone number even when there is room to display it all in the column, see attached screenshot. This doesn't make any sense! This is on a Surface Pro, in case it is a scaling issue with these high resolution screens.
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Anonymous
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Any update? Really need this for user acceptance.
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Thomas Dähler
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On our Tenant the reverse Number Lookup with AAD is working. But only when someone is calling (messageBox). In the call history it still shown only the number.....without name....
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Anonymous
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Do I have to do anything to make this work? I'm still getting number only; all numbers are properly detailed in (on-prem) AD/Azure AD.
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Anonymous
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When a user or guest joins a meeting by phone, they are asked for their name. Their name is announced as soon as they are allowed into the meeting. However, their display name on the call remains as the telephone number which they dialled in from.
It would be great if Speech recognition could be used to recognise the announced name and then change the phone number to the announced name.
This would be really helpful when there are a large number of participants on a call. -
Anonymous
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Today when users dial into a conference call from their landline or Mobile phone, the Number which the user dialled in from is displayed and the user is added to the lobby.
It would be good if Teams performed a lookup against Active Directory, and if the number that the user is dialling from is associated against an AD account, then the name of the User of the Account is displayed along with in brackets a Symbol of a phone to represent that they are dialling in from a phone.
Also the user can then be automatically admitted as they would now be an authenticated user. -
ThatGuyAgain
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Enjoying CNAM & Azure AD contacts now.
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ThatGuyAgain
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But… sometime in September you took away the history for calling queues in the desktop client! Why? Mobile client on Android still shows calling queue in history.
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ITSourcePro
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Yes, CNAM is suppose to be included:
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/roadmap?featureid=53937 -
ThatGuyAgain
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Are you also working on showing CNAM when Outlook/AD contacts are unavailable?
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Martin Jensen
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If we enter an extension (4-digit) number, we get the correct E.164 number (with help from normalization rules). However, we do not get the corresponding Display Name from the GAL, only contacts from the current users Outlook contact store are displayed.
