Set auto attendant languages for Audio Conferencing in Microsoft Teams
The Audio Conferencing auto attendant for Microsoft Teams can greet audio callers in different languages when they join a meeting.
As an admin, you can choose one default and up to four alternate languages. The auto attendant uses your chosen default language first, followed by the alternate languages in the order that you picked.
Note
You only have the option to change the languages of Dedicated audio conferencing numbers. You can't change the languages for Shared audio conferencing numbers.
Note
We are frequently updating how you can manage features, so the steps here might be a little different from what you see.
Set the conferencing auto attendant languages
Using the Microsoft Teams admin center:
Navigate to Meetings > Conference Bridges.
Select a Dedicated audio conferencing phone number from the list, and at the top of the page, select Edit. The Edit option is only shown when a Dedicated audio conferencing number is selected.
In the pane on the right, choose the default language you want and any alternate languages.
Note
The supported default and alternate languages are listed. The order of alternate languages that you choose in the dropdowns is the order of the languages presented to callers.
Select Save.
What else should I know?
To see the list of supported languages for Audio Conferencing, see Audio Conferencing supported languages.
Languages can be set for dedicated but not for shared phone numbers.
To see a list of countries/regions in which Audio Conferencing in Microsoft 365 or Office 365 using Microsoft as the provider is available, see Phone numbers for Audio Conferencing.
Manage auto attendant languages using PowerShell
To manage auto attendant languages with PowerShell, use the PowerShell CsOnlineDialInConferencingServiceNumber cmdlet.
For examples, see CsOnlineDialInConferencingServiceNumber.
Related topics
Try or purchase Audio Conferencing in Microsoft 365 or Office 365