Learn more about what you can do with Microsoft Teams at UIS.
This article provides an overview of settings related to notifications of incoming calls in Microsoft Teams.
Microsoft Teams supports a variety of computer-connected and stand-alone devices for use with Voice over IP (VoIP) telephone service.
Customers can access the voice service through the Microsoft Teams (MS Teams) client on Windows, MacOS, Android, iOS, Linux, or a stand-alone IP Phone device.
Here you can learn about all the various ways to host a Teams meeting across all of your devices, but also managing features of those meetings. All links provide instructions for Windows, Mac, iOS, Linux, and Android where applicable.
Here you can learn about all the various ways to Join a Teams meeting across all of your devices. All links provide instructions for Windows, Mac, iOS, Linux, and Android where applicable.
On this page, you can learn about the accessibility features available in Teams.
On this page, you can learn how to transfer a call to another person or to another number (such as to a cell phone) using Teams on Desktop and Mobile, configure Call Forwarding, call groups and simultaneous ring in Teams and how to use Delegation and its various features.
On this page, you can learn how troubleshoot various issues with Teams such as Audio, Video, and your display picture.
The following will walk users through the process of logging into the phone so that they can access their assigned phone line(s).
This document covers how to check your Teams voicemail, change your greeting, and change voicemail options.