Yes, it is. Microsoft made Teams to be the new version of Skype for Business. It can do everything Skype did and more. If you used Skype before, you can easily Upgrade from Skype for Business to Microsoft Teams Phone System.

You've got choices: 

• You can move your phone numbers to Microsoft and use Microsoft Calling Plans.
• You can move your numbers to a special Microsoft partner and use Operator Connect.
• Or, keep using your current phone company with Teams Direct Routing

If you're using Office 365, the Teams Phone System Licensing and Pricing explains how it would help save you up to 70% of your License cost because some of the costs are already covered. A Microsoft expert can tell you more about what you'll need and how much it'll cost.

Communication Square knows a lot about Microsoft stuff. They've won awards for helping big companies and government groups. They'll make sure everything gets set up right and teach you how to use it. If you have problems later, they're there to help 24/7. They even have a special way to handle moving from old systems to the cloud with their PBX to Cloud Migration Case Study.

Yes! You can keep your phone numbers, whether you stay with your current phone company or move to Microsoft.

Yes, you can. With Teams Phone System User Experience, it works a lot like the old office phone systems, so you can have extension numbers if you want.

Yes, location-based emergency calling policy can be setup for your users and for common area devices, which report accurate locations utilizing Dynamic E911.

Although Microsoft Teams supports all major vendors - Landis, is our recommended third-party provider of a comprehensive Teams Contact Center Solution. The Landis solution has all the core features of a Contact Center and integrates fully with Microsoft Teams. Most importantly, your end-users won’t even notice that it's a separate service.

Microsoft Teams Phone System works with many different phones made by companies like Poly and Lenovo. There's a long list of Microsoft Teams Certified Devices you can check. It even works with some of the older phones like the ones from Cisco.

Yes, it does. This feature is called Auto Attendants. When someone calls your company, they can hear a recorded voice that guides them to the right person or department. If you want to know more or set it up, you can ask Schedule a Meeting.