Delay the delivery of a message
I'd like to be able to delay the delivery of an individual teams message.
Useful to schedule announcements and when working across timezones...
40 comments
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Mark
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Need to be able to send reminders to Teamates when I wont be online. Message Delay would be an ideal option.
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Dennis T
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This idea is a duplicate. Please vote here instead https://microsoftteams.uservoice.com/forums/555103-public/suggestions/33967900-schedule-message-to-send-at-a-later-time.
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Anonymous
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Amen, this feature is essential. Whenever I need to delay send, I end up reverting back to Outlook, which then reduces adoption of Teams.
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Niyas
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Also, Delayed delivery if the recipient is presenting/in meeting; it should not disturb his presentation/meeting. I think adding one more 'Send Button' will solve the problem.
Another issue is even if I send messages at odd time like nights, prefer to receive when they come available. Because, since many people keep the app in phone, I don't want to receive the message as a disturbance.
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Mark Frerichs
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I use this feature on Outlook often and I hope we see this feature on Teams soon!
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Richard Landry
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I do a lot of work over the weekend and am always sending Teams messages. My employee have Teams on their phone, so their phone is constantly beeping. Because its the boss, they feel they have to look and even answer. Im catching heat for this from HR who says I should not be messaging them over the weekend. Then how am I to do work! Desperately need delayed Teams messaging just like Outlook has. Thinking about just working with Teams offline but minute I put back online for other reasons, there it goes. Which teams had an offline mode. Appear offline status change is not it. Anybody have any ideas?
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Henrik Hjort
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Dublicate issue, vote here instead:
https://microsoftteams.uservoice.com/forums/555103-public/suggestions/33967900-schedule-message-to-send-at-a-later-time -
Mariana
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This would be great, each day we send a schedule of team members that will be present on that specific day. I normally set up this "Cube Schedule" to be delay delivered on Outlook but it would be great to be able to delay delivery that way I can set it up in teams
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Josh Thompson
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Would LOVE to see this feature! Would really help communicate across different time zones, catching up on work after hours from a holiday or vacation, and with more flexible work arrangements becoming increasingly popular.
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Niyas
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I like to deliver delayed if the person is presenting something.
Also, I respect Deep work concept of Cal NewPort.
So, I don't want to send low priority messages as and when to go.
I do a work around now - I keep my messages in oneNote and paste and send only at end of my deep work session. -
Anonymous
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Yes please!
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Rebs
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Hi,
This would be a good feature to have if you don't want to disturb someone in the middle of the night or the weekend. Hopefully it can be implemented soon!
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Anonymous
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This would be a very nice feature, same as Delivery Options in Outlook which we use regularly.
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Anonymous
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I have seen 3 different voting forums now:
https://microsoftteams.uservoice.com/forums/555103-public/suggestions/18874141-time-delay-posthttps://microsoftteams.uservoice.com/forums/555103-public/suggestions/33967900-schedule-message-to-send-at-a-later-time
is there a way to group them all together? -
Grace Young
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I am a night owl who gets her best ideas at 3am, not to mention my team is distributed across time zones. I do not need my colleagues thinking that I have unhealthy work habits, that I am virtue signalling, or that I expect a reply right away. I just need to get the idea out, and Gmail is not an equal substitute when the idea does not necessitate an email. Shouldn’t be on the user to curb their own behavior.
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Star
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Would really appreciate this feature, especially with a "when available" option in addition to a set date/time
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Brad
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Yes delay message until recipient is available just add it to the importance section.
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Gary
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And 2-3 click's max, please, not 37 clicks, 5 layers deep.
See Textra's delay text send option. -
Anonymous
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I would use this often. Would be great for my organisation.
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Anonymous
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100x yes. This would be very useful.