These local numbers will be only available to your organization. The dial-in numbers will be included in the meeting invite. There are local dial-in numbers that are assigned to you when you purchase the licenses for Audio Conferencing. How many local dial-in numbers are currently supported? For a list of the numbers that are available, see Country and region availability for Audio Conferencing and Calling Plans. Yes, toll-free phone numbers (service numbers) are available but only in some countries/regions. Can I add a toll-free number for my Audio Conferencing users? The meeting organizer has the ability to "mute" meeting attendees if they don't want to hear them.
Whether you're calling in using a phone or the Teams apps, you'll be able to hear everyone else on the call, and they can hear you. Who can attend an Audio Conferencing meeting? And who can I hear?Īnyone who has the dial-in number and conference ID can join a Teams meeting, unless the meeting organizer has locked the meeting. People find it's easier and more convenient for their situation. People can join a meeting "hands free" using Bluetooth devices. The call quality is better if they dial in. The person tried to join a Teams meeting and it failed. But there are other scenarios in which using a phone to attend a Teams meeting can be a better option than using an app on a computer: What are the benefits of Audio Conferencing?Ĭalling in to meetings is beneficial when people are on the road, for example, and can't attend a meeting using the Microsoft Teams app on their laptop or mobile devices. The following are some of the top questions we get from our customers who want to use Audio Conferencing.
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