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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.

In the left navigation, click Users. Click the user name from the list of available users. Next to Audio Conferencing, click Edit. Use the Toll number or Toll-free number fields to enter the numbers for the user.

Sign into the Microsoft Teams admin center. In the left navigation, go to Voice > Phone numbers, and then select Add.

Currently, Microsoft supports two telephone number types: User numbers, also called subscriber numbers, which can be assigned to users in your organization. Service numbers, which are assigned to services, such as Audio Conferencing, Auto Attendants, or Call Queues.

Assign a license Sign into the Microsoft 365 admin center. Expand Users, then select Active users. Select the resource account to which you want to assign a license. ... On the Licenses and Apps tab, under Licenses, select Microsoft Teams Phone Resource Account. Select Save changes.

If you want to link a Teams phone number to your email signature, you can try the following steps: - Create a Teams call link by using this URL: ...; and replacing <user1> with your email address that you use in Teams.

In the left navigation of the Microsoft Teams admin center, go to Voice > Phone numbers. Select Numbers, and then select Port to start the porting wizard. Review the information on the Get started page, and then when you're ready, select Next.

A common area phone is typically placed in an area like a lobby or another area that is available to many people to make a call: a reception area, lobby, or conference phone. Common area phones are signed in with accounts tied to a Microsoft Teams Shared Devices license.