Microsoft Teams Premium: A Look at Upcoming Features

With the general release of Teams Premium, some Teams features will move from Teams licenses to Teams Premium licenses. Each of these features has a grace period of 30 or 60 days after general availability. When the grace period expires, users will lose access to that feature.

To allow your users to keep using these features, you’ll need to purchase and assign Teams Premium licenses.

The features that are moving to Teams Premium are:

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• Live translated captions.
  • Available to all Teams subscribers for a 60-day grace period after Teams Premium general availability.
• Timeline markers in Teams meeting recordings for when a user left or joined meetings.
  • Available to all Teams subscribers for a 60-day grace period after Teams Premium general availability.
• Custom organization Together mode scenes.
  • Available to all Teams subscribers for a 30-day grace period after Teams Premium general availability.
• Virtual Appointments: SMS notifications.
  • Available to all Teams subscribers for a 30-day grace period after Teams Premium general availability.
• Virtual Appointments: Organizational analytics in the Teams admin center.
  • Available to all Teams subscribers for a 30-day grace period after Teams Premium general availability.
• Virtual Appointments: Scheduled queue view.
  • Available to all Teams subscribers for a 30-day grace period after Teams Premium general availability.

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