Automatically update status to "Appear Away" after office hours and reset status at the beginning of office hours.
Automatically update status to "Appear Away" after office hours and reset status at the beginning of office hours.

12 comments
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Srecko Anzic commented
I want Teams to say 'Appear Away' at 4:30PM and to say 'Available' at 8:30AM every work day(Mon-Fri). Of course work times should be adjustable.
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Anonymous commented
Teams automatically deletes my status message overnight. Why doesn't it also automatically reset the status also
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Anonymous commented
This is a duplicate of https://microsoftteams.uservoice.com/forums/555103-public/suggestions/38593543-add-working-hours-to-teams-calls.
Probably best to vote on that one
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Richard commented
My company went from Hangouts (which had this feature) to Teams. I live on the east coast, but work west coast hours and I have people messaging me and expecting an answer immediately.
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Anonymous commented
Incredible it's not included, seems simple enough.
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Sam commented
This is indeed
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Jeff Allen commented
I'd like to see either appear away or out of office after office hours and reset at the beginning of office hours. Can base it on the calendar setup
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Sean Dunham commented
This feature is needed. Perhaps something other than "Appear Away" like "Outside Work Hours" to indicate when TEAM members are in and out of the office during a normal work day.
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Anonymous commented
Automatically update status to "Appear Away" after office hours and reset status at the beginning of office hours on the mobile teams app also..
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Derek_M commented
This is needed, the same as Outlook under calendar "Work hours". If I quit Teams or shut my computer down at the end of the day I am still showing as available to people in Teams and they keep messaging me, then I come in the next day and have a ton of missed messages from people asking if I'm available why am I not responding.
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Anonymous commented
Yes, it would be good! We need this feature.
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Dustin commented
Yes please! This would greatly help people know when I’m working or let me know when others are not.