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Phone System ($8/user/month) Phone System licenses provide the ability for a user to receive and transfer calls. Users can make online, peer-to-peer calls using Teams, but they will need an additional Calling Plan add-on to be able to make outbound calls using Microsoft as the PSTN calling provider.

Teams Phone licenses For Microsoft 365 Enterprise licensing, those on level E1 or E3 would need to add a Teams Phone license. (Remember E5 comes with voice capabilities). Those on a Microsoft 365 Business, would need to purchase voice as a bundle, and request this without the Microsoft Calling Plan included.

Teams Phone Standard licenses give you all Teams Phone System capabilities like cloud voicemail, caller ID, call park, call forwarding, auto attendants, call queues, call transfer, and caller ID. To learn more about Phone System, see Here's what you get with Teams Phone System.

The new voice bundle will include a phone system and domestic calling plan only. Audio Conferencing functionality – previously available as part of Business Voice - will be part of all Teams-inclusive Microsoft 365 and Office 365 SKUs (vs. an add-on feature) starting on March 1, 2022.

The Microsoft Teams add-on licenses are: Phone System: $8 per user/month. Audio Conferencing: $4 per user/month.

This license is required ONLY when a Call Queue or Auto Attendant has an inbound phone number. Nested Call Queues or Auto Attendants do not require a license because they don't have a publicly callable phone number assigned to them.

Sometimes people in your organization will need to use a phone to call in to a meeting. Microsoft Teams includes the audio conferencing feature for just this situation! People can call in to Teams meetings using a phone, instead of using the Teams app on a mobile device or PC.

The Microsoft Teams add-on licenses are: Phone System: $8 per user/month. Audio Conferencing: $4 per user/month.

Phone System ($8/user/month) Phone System licenses provide the ability for a user to receive and transfer calls. Users can make online, peer-to-peer calls using Teams, but they will need an additional Calling Plan add-on to be able to make outbound calls using Microsoft as the PSTN calling provider.

Teams Phone licenses For Microsoft 365 Enterprise licensing, those on level E1 or E3 would need to add a Teams Phone license. (Remember E5 comes with voice capabilities). Those on a Microsoft 365 Business, would need to purchase voice as a bundle, and request this without the Microsoft Calling Plan included.

Teams Phone Standard licenses give you all Teams Phone System capabilities like cloud voicemail, caller ID, call park, call forwarding, auto attendants, call queues, call transfer, and caller ID. To learn more about Phone System, see Here's what you get with Teams Phone System.

The new voice bundle will include a phone system and domestic calling plan only. Audio Conferencing functionality – previously available as part of Business Voice - will be part of all Teams-inclusive Microsoft 365 and Office 365 SKUs (vs. an add-on feature) starting on March 1, 2022.

The Microsoft Teams add-on licenses are: Phone System: $8 per user/month. Audio Conferencing: $4 per user/month.

This license is required ONLY when a Call Queue or Auto Attendant has an inbound phone number. Nested Call Queues or Auto Attendants do not require a license because they don't have a publicly callable phone number assigned to them.

Sometimes people in your organization will need to use a phone to call in to a meeting. Microsoft Teams includes the audio conferencing feature for just this situation! People can call in to Teams meetings using a phone, instead of using the Teams app on a mobile device or PC.

The Microsoft Teams add-on licenses are: Phone System: $8 per user/month. Audio Conferencing: $4 per user/month.