Hi @RandS Architects
The number of minutes available in your calling plan depends on the license you purchased.
Please refer to the official documentation for the number of available minutes:
In the Teams client, the dial pad enables users to access Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN) functionality. The dial pad is available for users with a Phone System license, provided they're configured properly. All of the following conditions must be met for the dial pad to appear:
- The user has a Teams license assigned.
- The user has a Teams Phone System (MCOEV) license assigned.
- The user has Microsoft Calling Plan, Operator Connect, or is enabled for Direct Routing.
- The user has Enterprise Voice enabled.
- The user is homed online and not in Skype for Business on-premises.
- The user has Teams Calling Policy enabled with AllowPrivateCalling = True.
Use one of the following diagnostic tools:
- Microsoft Remote Connectivity Analyzer tool Microsoft 365 admin users can run the Teams PSTN Calling Dial Pad test in the context of the user experiencing the symptom.
- Microsoft 365 support self-diagnostics tool
Microsoft 365 admin users have access to diagnostic tools that they can run within the tenant to verify possible issues that affect the dial pad.
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