Landis Technologies Blog

04/16/2021 -This week Landis Technologies did the first public demonstration of a Microsoft Teams Attendant Console that is a Teams client endpoint that will be able to sign in with a Microsoft Team user. “We intend to provide an Attendant Console for Microsoft Teams that people around the world love just like our Attendant Pro for Skype for Business product.” says Paul Martin, Global Sales at Landis Technologies. “There is significant interest in this product which resulted in us hitting the Microsoft Teams meeting capacity, for which we apologize and welcome you to see a recording of the demo.”

On 4/15/2021 at 10AM EST Landis Technologies will be hosting a webinar to demonstrate our new Landis Attendant Console for Microsoft Teams. This attendant console is written from the ground up on new client APIs to work seamlessly with Microsoft Teams. Our goal is to make the initial setup experience simple: 1) open the app, sign in with a Microsoft Teams login, #2) give the app permission to access Teams and 3) start taking & transferring calls. Receptionists can transfer efficiently with “1 Click” with the context about Teams users at a glance.

07/07/2020 – On Microsoft Teams UserVoice, Microsoft has marked the “Teams Client API for Call Control” as “Under Review” by Alex (Teams Engineering).

Landis Technologies is dedicated to making a Microsoft Teams Attendant Console that is as loved as our Attendant Pro for Skype for Business.

We want to thank our many customer for voting on the Teams Client API for Call Control.