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Microsoft Teams: Manage multiple phone numbers within one Teams account

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Rollout

Ends
15 May 2027
Roadmap
557716
Platforms
Desktop, Mac, Web

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Microsoft's start date
16 Mar 2026
Last changed by Microsoft
16 Mar 2026
First seen here
19 Oct 2026
Versions seen
2

What the notice says

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Introduction

Teams Phone user multi-line provides greater flexibility for organizations whose users manage multiple business numbers. This capability allows administrators to assign up to 10 telephone numbers to a single Teams Phone user, all within one Teams account. Users can make and receive calls from multiple numbers across Teams desktop, Teams mobile, and Teams devices without switching accounts or hardware. This enhancement supports a familiar and localized calling experience for users who work across regions, roles, or business lines.

This capability supports scenarios such as:

  • Establishing local presence across multiple regions
  • Supporting users with multiple roles or responsibilities
  • Allowing executives, assistants, or support teams to manage multiple business lines within one Teams account

This message applies to Teams for Windows desktop, Teams for Mac desktop, and Teams for the web. It is associated with Microsoft 365 Roadmap ID 557716.

When this will happen

  • Targeted Release: We will begin rolling out in early April 2026 and expect to complete by late April 2026.
  • General Availability (Worldwide): We will begin rolling out in late April 2026 and expect to complete by mid-May 2026.

How this will affect your organization

Who is affected

  • Organizations using Microsoft Teams Phone
  • Teams administrators who manage phone number assignments
  • Users assigned more than one business telephone number
  • A Teams Phone license is required to use this feature

What will happen

  • Admins can assign up to 10 telephone numbers to a single Teams Phone user.
  • Assigned numbers appear as separate lines in the Calls app in Microsoft Teams.
  • Additional numbers automatically appear for users after assignment; no user configuration is required.
  • This feature is Off by default. Admin must configure for it to be available to users.

What you can do to prepare

No action is required before this feature rolls out.

After the feature becomes available, administrators can:

  • Review which users may benefit from having multiple phone numbers.
  • Assign and manage additional telephone numbers in the Microsoft Teams admin center.
  • Confirm that each telephone number has a valid emergency address configured.
  • Ensure assigned numbers comply with regional telecommunications regulations and existing Teams Phone requirements.

Managing multi-line number assignments requires the Teams Administrator role (or equivalent permissions).

Before rollout, we will update this post with new documentation.

Compliance considerations

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