Enable Microsoft Teams meeting integration in Customer Service (preview)

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The Microsoft Teams meeting integration feature allows your Dynamics 365 Customer Service agents to quickly access and update records in Microsoft Teams before, during, and after meeting with their customers.

By enabling this feature, you can help give agents and supervisors in your organization a cohesive, seamless experience between Dynamics 365 and Teams. Agents can use the meetings functionality to more efficiently meet their customers' needs.

Prerequisites

To enable Teams integration in Customer Service, the following prerequisites must be met.

Enable Teams meeting integration

Complete the following steps to enable Teams meeting integration.

  1. In the site map of Customer Service admin center, go to Agent experience > Collaboration.

  2. In Meeting integration using Teams (preview), select Manage.

  3. Toggle Show Dynamics 365 data in Teams meetings (preview) to Yes.

  4. Select Save.

As mentioned in the prerequisites, the following settings are displayed on the page:

Note

The Record and get insights setting is only available in Dynamics 365 Sales apps where customers have a premium license.

Configure record side panel

The side panel helps agents quickly view and update details of the related record during a Teams meeting. The side panel displays notes, tasks, and activities associated with the record. As an administrator, you can customize the side panel to meet the needs of your agents. The record side panel supports only Contact, Opportunity, Lead, Account, and Case entities.

Note

The record side panel can be customized by customizing the In Context Form of a table. The following table lists the supported and unsupported customizations for the side panel.

Supported customizations Unsupported customizations
Define (add or remove) fields in the header. Enable or disable tabs.
Rearrange tabs.
Define (add or remove) fields in the Key Details section.
Change a field label.
Set a field requirement (for example, read-only).
Enable or disable tabs.
Rearrange tabs.
Add custom tabs or sections.
Add sections other than Key Details, Contacts, Notes, Tasks, Collaboration, and Recent Opportunities.
Add a web resource.
Add a subgrid.
Change the format or layout for headers, tabs, sections, or fields.
Change certain properties for headers, tabs, sections, or fields. For example, the available on phone property can't be changed.

To customize the record side panel:

  1. Sign in to Power Apps.

  2. Select the environment, and then select Dataverse > Tables.

  3. In the upper-right corner, select the dropdown list, and then select All.

  4. Search for the required table and then select it to open it.

  5. Go to the Forms tab and select the In Context Form form.

  6. Edit the form to manage the fields that appear in the side panel. By default, all the fields in the form are editable. If you want to set a field as read-only, select the field, and then enable the Read-only property.

Enable Teams meetings to be added to your Outlook calendar

To see appointments in Teams, enable mailbox record integration by following these steps.

  1. In Dynamics 365, go to Settings > Email Configuration > Mailboxes.
  2. Select the mailbox record, and then select EDIT on the ribbon.
  3. For Appointments, Contact, and Tasks, select Server-Side Synchronization.
  4. Select the mailbox record, and then select APPROVE EMAIL on the ribbon.
  5. Select the mailbox record again, and then select TEST & ENABLE MAILBOX on the ribbon.
  6. Refresh the record until you see Success for the status. Then you can create an appointment with a Teams meeting and it'll be added to the Teams calendar.

See also

Use Microsoft Teams Meeting integration in Customer Service