What is the recommendation moving forward for customers? *Features under development and will be made available soon. Some of the key benefits customers would experience using a native Teams phone include contacts* and calendar management, one-touch join for meetings, companion* experience between the Teams phones and PC/MAC clients and voicemail transcriptions on the phones.ДЄlong with these features, customers can now deploy and manage their native Teams phones using the Device Management portal available through Admin Center, making it easier for tenant administrators to keep all their Teams devices up to date with the right policies. What are the benefits of a native Teams phone? We are continuously working on enhancing the feature set available on Teams phones. To ensure business continuity, these phones should be replaced with native Teams certified phones. For more details on the supported feature set see our post from last November on this topic.ДЄfter July 31st, 2023, we will no longer support 3PIP phones on Teams. Skype for Business Online customers who move to Teams can continue using their 3PIP phones with some functionality limitations until July 31st, 2023. What does this mean for customers who have 3PIP Phones with Skype for Business Online? This blog post answers questions about Teams support for Skype for Business phones, also known as 3 rd Party IP or 3PIP phones. We recently announced that Skype for Business Online will be retired on July 31, 2021, and weвЂ™re encouraging existing customers to start planning their migrations to Teams. Support for SIP phones will be available in the first half of 2021. Additionally, we will be supporting core calling features on SIP phones from Cisco, Yealink, Polycom, and others with Teams. UPDATE: Support for Skype for Business (3PIP) phones has been extendedВ beyond 2023, so you can continue to use your existing Skype for Business phones as you move to Teams.

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