What is the Microsoft Phone System License?
For Microsoft Teams to dial or receive calls from cell phones and land lines, Microsoft requires each user to have the Microsoft Teams Phone Standard License. A Microsoft Tenant can have a mixture of users, some having Microsoft Business and others having Enterprise (E1, E3, or E5) and/or Education (A1, A3 and A5) licenses.
Microsoft Audio conferencing license
The Microsoft audio conferencing service adds dial-in conference options to your Teams meeting. If you want to add external participants to scheduled meetings, either by dialing out to them or by providing the dial-in number, the audio-conferencing license is required.With Direct Routing, when users participate in a scheduled conference, the dial-in number is provided by Microsoft Audio Conferencing service
Microsoft Teams - streamlining workplace communication
Since Skype for Business retired, MS Teams popularity surged, due to its seamless integration with other Microsoft products, like Office 365, the Microsoft Cloud Office Suite. Incorporating apps like Word, Excel, OneNote, SharePoint and PowerPoint, users can share documents within Teams without switching applications. In keeping with the demands of an evolving global workplace, Microsoft also announced that by the end of 2021 most Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) phones will be compatible with Teams.
Choosing Direct Routing
Microsoft's direct routing is tightly integrated with the use of collaboration tools, so it offers greater flexibility, a wider geographic coverage, lower rates, and increased levels of support than calling plans.
With direct routing, businesses can choose their own third-party provider. Many Managed Service Providers (MSPs) have global networks with worldwide coverage, allowing larger businesses to implement a UC system right across their entire organization.
A third-party telephony provider offers the necessary cloud infrastructure to route incoming and outgoing external calls to Microsoft Teams.
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