How to Setup and Check Voicemail in Teams

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Call Settings / Setting up Voicemail

There are many settings you can personalize in teams, including your voicemail message. For full instructions, read theMicrosoft article on how to manage your call settings in teams.

Call Settings / Setting up Voicemail

NOTE: If you have worked at Texas State for a few years, you may recognize that this is the same voicemail system we used prior to the one we have in service today. Be sure to listen to your recorded greeting as it may still exist from the last time you recorded it. You may also see messages from previous years listed in Teams as well.

Setup Voicemail and Record a Greeting

Setup Voicemail and Record a Greeting

  1. In the Teams app, click your Profile Picture, click Settings, and click Calls.
  2. In the Voicemail section, click Configure voicemail.
  3. To record a new voicemail greeting, click Record a greeting and follow the prompts to record your message.

Checking Voicemail on Your Computer

Checking Voicemail on Your Computer

  1. On the left side menu, click Calls.

    Call
     
  2. Click Voicemail.

    select voicemail
     
  3. Click a message in your list, and use the playback controls to listen to the recording or read a transcript (if it's available).

    voicemail list

For more information on checking your voicemail, check out theMicrosoft article.

Checking Voicemail on Your Mobile Device

Checking Voicemail on Your Mobile Device

  1. Swipe up to display menu options, and tap Calls.
  2. Click the Voicemail tab.

    main call page
     
  3. Select a voicemail from the list.
    voicemail list

    CAUTION: Use the dial pad on your mobile device to dial numbers from your personal phone number and to make emergency calls to your country-specific emergency number. 

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