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The team is reviewing this feature. Thank you for your votes and comments.
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The feature team has this on their backlog officially now. We don’t have any timing to share at this point, but we will keep you posted.
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Just following up to let you know we are making progress on this feature and will post when we have more news to share.
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Thanks for your feedback. The transfer to voicemail option is currently in testing and will be released soon.
Note: Direct calls to a users voicemail is a separate feature which is planned. We’ll update when we have more details to share on this one.
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One of the big issues we have with further adoption of Teams is the poor support for auto attendant, group numbers and call routing. I have had to set up an an instance of Asterisk to front group numbers for routing, and it seems others are taking up similar services from their Telco providers to overcome these issues. These are features that other platforms have had forever and it shouldn't be necessary to insert an intermediate system to overcome such basic inadequacies.
As a footnote, any enhanced functionality needs to be manageable with a GUI as this is something we'd delegate to non-technical admin staff who wouldn't be proficient with powershell.
Bluetooth behavior is erratic at best. When driving, It's essential that calls can be handled using the normal car controls. Currently I have a choice of either:
a. remembering to sign out of teams every time I get in the car, then remembering to sign back in after
b. being distracted while driving by a ringing handset I can't answer with the steering wheel controls
c. remembering to set a divert to my cell PSTN number (on the same handset!) which I can answer (and then remember to cancel the divert afterwards.
We've happily used Skype for years with no issues, the whole Teams calling is so half-baked it's hard to believe it comes from the same company that developed SfB.