Your voicemail is another tool for getting the most out of your calling experience in Teams.
Voicemail received will display in four ways:
- Microsoft Teams Activity Feed Notification
- Calls > History Notification
- Microsoft Outlook Email
- Microsoft Teams SmartBot Notification

Go to Calls > History and then select Voicemail in the upper-right. From here, you can:
- Review messages and transcripts from calls
- Customize call rules
- Record a greeting
- Call anyone who's left you a message

Call someone back from your voicemail by selecting More actions next to their name > Call back from the call history list. Get there a different way by selecting Calls under the contact details on the right side of Teams.
To change your voicemail settings, go to your Teams Settings > Calls.
In the Voicemail section, click Configure voicemail. That's where you'll find all your voicemail settings.
- Select Record a greeting button and follow the instructions to record a new voicemail greeting.
- Use the Call answer rules dropdown to select how the call is to be handled once it reaches your voicemail.
- Select which language your default greeting should be from the Greeting language dropdown.
- If you have not already recorded a voicemail greeting, you can use the Text-to-speech customized greeting option to indicate your custom greeting.
- Indicate when your custom out of office greeting should play via the Out of office greeting options.
