Microsoft to add Copilot tools to Teams mobile Queues app

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Microsoft to add Copilot tools to Teams mobile Queues app

Microsoft is integrating its Copilot AI assistant into the Teams Queues app for mobile devices. This allows staff to query past customer calls and receive summaries without listening to full recordings.

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Microsoft 365
4 November 2026

What this means for your business

Staff managing call queues on mobile devices will be able to review client history via text queries. Management should review their AI data privacy settings before the scheduled release in late 2026.

AI summaries for mobile call queues

Microsoft has announced that it will integrate Copilot, its artificial intelligence assistant, into the Teams Queues app for mobile users. The Queues app is the tool used by staff to manage incoming calls routed through a central business number, such as a sales or support line.

Currently, if a supervisor or agent needs to understand the context of a previous interaction, they often have to listen to call recordings or read through manual notes. This update allows users to ask specific questions about a past conversation via their mobile device to retrieve specific details or summaries.

Functionality for remote staff

The feature is designed for employees who are away from their desks but need to follow up on client issues. By using natural language queries, an employee could ask what a customer requested during a morning call or identify specific technical details mentioned in a conversation.

Microsoft intends for this to reduce the time spent on administrative catch-up. The tool works by analysing the shared call history within the Queues app to surface relevant data points and suggested next steps for the agent.

Timeline and requirements

This feature is currently scheduled for general availability in December 2026. It is important to note that Microsoft roadmap dates are subject to change, and the specific licensing requirements for this feature have not yet been fully detailed. It is likely that an active Microsoft 365 subscription with a Copilot add-on will be required.

For businesses concerned with data handling, the information processed by Copilot stays within the Microsoft 365 environment. However, as this involves the automated analysis of customer conversations, business owners should ensure their privacy policies and call recording disclosures are up to date before deployment.

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