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Hi team,
I am currently trying to sync meetings/calls which happen in MS Teams with our system. To do so, I have created an app and registered it with Azure AD.
I then subscribed to the callRecord change notification event to be notified when the meetings/calls happen.
I have however noticed that there is a delay of 5-10 min post the completion of the call to the notification being triggered.
Our use-case requires there to be no delay in the sync, so I would like to understand if this delay is expected and if so is there another way to detect when calls/meetings happen on teams, with a team's bot maybe ?.
Thanks
Adding right tags/teams to assist.
When you say no delay, then are you look for real-time change notification?
@Deva-MSFT Yes, we are looking for real-time change notifications.
ok, then please note that Microsoft Graph change notifications provide you near realtime info.
@Deva-MSFT The callRecord change notification however is not real-time and has 10 min delay on average, not sure if this delay is expected of this particular change notification.
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Hi @Kushal Rao , the delay in change notifications to be received depends on the service load i.e. depending on how many calls are happening and how busy is the service that generates the recording. So, there is no alternate way to do callRecord change notification.