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Hello Sohom Ghorai,

You're right to be looking for updates, especially given the announced timeframe. As of today, Thursday, May 1, 2025, the situation regarding the direct integration of Microsoft Teams Phone with Dynamics 365 Contact Center for voice support is still evolving, and widespread availability and comprehensive official documentation might still be lagging the initial announcement.

Here's a breakdown of what's likely happening and what you should be looking for:

Likely Current Status:

Initial Announcement vs. General Availability: The blog post you linked to announced the planned release by the end of April. Software rollouts, especially for complex integrations like this, often occur in stages. "Released by the end of April" might mean the initial bits were made available to select preview programs, specific regions, or are in the process of global deployment.

Staged Rollout: Microsoft often employs staged rollouts to monitor performance, gather feedback, and address any issues before general availability to all tenants.

Documentation Lag: Official documentation often follows the actual widespread availability of a feature. It's not uncommon for a feature to be announced or even have some early access before comprehensive documentation is publicly available.

Regional Availability: Feature rollouts might also be region-specific. While the announcement was global, the actual deployment could be happening in phases across different geographical locations.

What You Should Be Doing and Looking For:

Check the Dynamics 365 Release Plans: The official Microsoft Dynamics 365 Release Plans (Wave 1 and Wave 2) are the definitive source for feature rollout timelines. Look for entries related to "Teams Phone extensibility for Dynamics 365 Contact Center." The plans will provide the most accurate information on availability and any potential delays. You can usually find these plans on the Microsoft Dynamics 365 website.

Monitor the Microsoft Dynamics 365 Contact Center Documentation: Keep a close eye on the official Microsoft Dynamics 365 Contact Center documentation. New sections or updates related to Teams Phone integration should appear there once the feature becomes generally available and documented.

Engage with the Dynamics 365 Community: Participate in the official Dynamics 365 Community forums and discussions. Other users who have early access or are in regions where the feature is rolling out might share their experiences and insights.

Check the Power Platform Admin Center: Sometimes, new features require enablement within the Power Platform Admin Center at the environment level. Look for any settings or announcements related to Teams Telephony integration within your Dynamics 365 Contact Center environment's settings.

Look for Announcements on the Dynamics 365 Blog: Continue to monitor the official Microsoft Dynamics 365 blogs (like the one you linked) for further announcements and updates on the general availability of this feature.

Reach Out to Microsoft Support (If Necessary): If you have specific timelines or urgent needs for this integration, you could consider reaching out to Microsoft Support for your region. They might be able to provide more specific information about the rollout status for your tenant.

Hands-on Experience and Concrete Guidance:

As of today, May 1st, 2025, it's still quite possible that widespread hands-on experience and detailed implementation guidance are limited if the feature hasn't reached full general availability in all regions.

What to Expect When It Becomes Available (Based on the Announcement):

Direct Integration: The goal is to provide a seamless experience for agents to handle voice calls directly within the Dynamics 365 Contact Center interface, leveraging the Teams Phone infrastructure.

Agent Presence: Synchronization of agent presence between Teams and Dynamics 365.

Call Controls: In-app call controls for answering, transferring, muting, and ending calls.

Call History and Reporting: Access to call history and potentially integrated reporting within Dynamics 365.

Configuration within Dynamics 365: Expect configuration options within the Dynamics 365 Contact Center administration interface to connect to your Teams Phone system.

In conclusion, while the end-of-April target was set, software deployments can be fluid. Keep actively monitoring the official Microsoft channels (release plans, documentation, blogs) and community discussions for the most up-to-date information on the availability and implementation of Teams Telephony integration with Dynamics 365 Contact Center. It's likely that more concrete details and guidance will emerge as the feature reaches broader availability.

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