Is there a way to get live transcript in Microsoft Teams?
I am trying to find a way in Microsoft Teams to get the live transcript, I want to be able to subscribe to a meeting/call that it is still running and to get the transcript from it. I understand that there is an Graph API that allows me to get the transcript for a meeting/call that ended, but that's not what I need. I am alright even with faking the subscription and do a HTTP call every 2-5/seconds. After I get the transcript I would like to do some live processing on the text. I am aware that I can connect a bot to a meeting/call and then the bot can interact with the audio stream and use Azure AI Speech Service to convert the Speech-To-Text and get the live text. I found a sample in Microsoft Github repos: https://github.com/microsoftgraph/microsoft-graph-comms-samples/tree/master/Samples/PublicSamples/EchoBot This is a good solution, but if possible I would like to do be able to do one of the following, if possible: get the transcript without a bot that needs to be connected to a session. connect a bot that can interact with the live transcript in order to get all additional metadata, like speaker name.
Meeting Bot issue: Did not receive valid response for JoinCall request from call modality controller
I'm trying to join a Teams Meeting with a bot. I used this https://microsoftgraph.github.io/microsoft-graph-comms-samples/docs/articles/index.html#making-an-outbound-call-to-join-an-existing-microsoft-teams-meeting sample. When the bot attempts to join I get the popup to admit or deny it in the meeting, but as soon as I click admit, it drops. In the logs I see this message: Call status updated to Terminated - Did not receive valid response for JoinCall request from call modality controller.. DiagCode: 580#5426.@ I am using the latest (1.2.0.10563 at time of writing) version of Microsoft.Graph.Communications libraries and the problem only started after I updated from 1.2.0.3742 that I was using previously. I could not find any info on what the call modality controller is, or how to check what it is responding if anything. Any ideas on how to troublshoot this are welcome.
Questions About Alternatives to Multi-Tenant Bots After July 31, 2025 Deprecation
Hello, As the ability to create multi-tenant bots in Azure will be discontinued after July 31, 2025, I’d like to ask if there are any viable alternatives available now? If I create a single-tenant bot and publish it to the Teams App Store, will users from other tenants still be able to interact with the bot? Additionally, will the bot be able to access their basic user profile information (only user name and aadObjectId) and conversation data? From my understanding, access tokens obtained using the client ID and client secret are tenant-scoped, meaning they are not valid across other tenants. As a result, the bot cannot access user information such as profile photos or email addresses from users in other tenants — is that correct? I'd really appreciate any clarification or recommended best practices on this. Thank you!
joinUrl is null when fetching via /chats/
Hi we have a production app for Teams that has broken as a result of a seemingly random api change that we can't find any documentation for in the api change log or anywhere for that matter. We are sending the following request via our front end app: https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/chats/19:meeting_MDc0NmQ4OWYtNTNiOC00NjY2LWIzYWItZGQ3ZTQyMWFjNzk2@thread.v2 { "@odata.context": "https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/$metadata#chats/$entity", "id": "19:meeting_MDc0NmQ4OWYtNTNiOC00NjY2LWIzYWItZGQ3ZTQyMWFjNzk2@thread.v2", "topic": "Besprechung mit <organiser_name>", "createdDateTime": "2025-08-21T10:41:11Z", "lastUpdatedDateTime": "2025-08-21T12:49:30.002Z", "chatType": "meeting", "webUrl": "https://teams.microsoft.com/l/chat/19%3Ameeting_MDc0NmQ4OWYtNTNiOC00NjY2LWIzYWItZGQ3ZTQyMWFjNzk2%40thread.v2/0?tenantId=<tenant_id>", "tenantId": "<tenant_id>", "isHiddenForAllMembers": false, "viewpoint": { "isHidden": false, "lastMessageReadDateTime": "2025-08-21T12:59:24.376Z" }, "onlineMeetingInfo": { "calendarEventId": null, "joinWebUrl": null, "organizer": { "id": null, "displayName": null, "userIdentityType": "aadUser" } } } In this request we would parse `onlineMeetingInfo` for the joinWebUrl however we now get `null` We've tried using the webUrl but this does not work since it doesn't contain the organisation Id which we later rely on. Our flow is the following: We make a graph api request to fetch the joinUrl We send the joinWebUrl to our backend That Url is passed to a Teams Bot we are hosting on Azure which parses the URL to send a bot join request to Microsoft. However the new webUrl does not have the organiser Id and as a result the bot fails to join. We've verified by hardcoding the organiser Id var meetingInfo = new OrganizerMeetingInfo { Organizer = new IdentitySet { User = new Identity { Id = <we_hard_coded_this> }, }, }; meetingInfo.Organizer.User.SetTenantId(tenantId) And we then use this as following: var tenantId = (meetingInfo as OrganizerMeetingInfo)?.Organizer .GetPrimaryIdentity() .GetTenantId(); var mediaSession = this.CreateLocalMediaSession(); var joinParams = new JoinMeetingParameters(chatInfo, meetingInfo, mediaSession) { TenantId = tenantId, }; if (!string.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(callParams.DisplayName)) { // Teams client does not allow changing of ones own display name. // If display name is specified, we join as anonymous (guest) user // with the specified display name. This will put bot into lobby // unless lobby bypass is disabled. joinParams.GuestIdentity = new Identity { Id = Guid.NewGuid().ToString(), DisplayName = callParams.DisplayName }; } if (!callParameters.TryAdd(chatInfo.GetMeetingId(), new() { AccessToken = callParams.AccessToken, AccountId = callParams.AccountId, BackendUrl = callParams.BackendUrl, JoinUrl = callParams.JoinUrl, Protocol = callParams.Protocol, Origin = callParams.Origin, InviterParticipantId = callParams.InviterParticipantId, SubscriptionId = callParams.SubscriptionId, })) { logger.Warning("Parameters for call already exist."); } var statefulCall = await this.Client.Calls() .AddAsync(joinParams) .ConfigureAwait(false); This is quite urgent as it's impacting our customers, could someone please have a look at provide us an update here? Thank you.
CSS Properties being stripped from Teams Chat messages from Bot
Hi Team, We've noticed that certain CSS properties are no longer appearing in HTML messages when sent to Teams Chat. Previously, our bot styled messages using display and border properties, but now these properties are missing from the HTML when we inspect the page. Steps to Reproduce: Start the Echo bot from the sample templates (I used Teams Toolkit to deploy it to Teams or run it in the Test tool). In the TeamsBot.ts file, modify the onMessage function by replacing await context.sendActivity(...) with the following code. This example adds styling to an echo message. const a: Partial<Activity> = { text: `<span style="display: block; color: red; border-radius: 4px; padding: 4px; border: 1px solid red; ">Echoo:</span> <span style="display: block;">${txt}</span>`, textFormat: TextFormatTypes.Xml }; await context.sendActivity(a); Note: I also tried sending the HTML directly with context.sendActivity(...) without setting the textFormat property in the Activity, and observed the same result. Run the bot in the Test tool and Teams to compare behavior. Observed behavior: In the Test tool: All styles are applied as expected. In Teams: Only the color property is applied, while display, padding, and border properties are ignored (stripped out of the HTML). Here’s an example of the HTML output in Teams: <div dir="auto" id="content-1730973548675" aria-label="Echoo: test styles properties" class="fui-Primitive ___16zla5h f1oy3dpc fqtknz5 fyvcxda"> <span style="color: red;">Echoo:</span> <span>test styles properties</span> </div> Could you provide insights on whether this change is intended, and if there are any workarounds for preserving these CSS properties in Teams messages? Thank you!Announcement Playback Service chat ¡HEPL!
Hello, for a few weeks now, one or two chats with the same name "Announcement Playback Service" have been appearing in my recent chats without explanation. Since the new chat update, they have remained permanently static in recent chats. I can't remove them, delete them, move them, or hide them. They're very annoying. I want to remove them. Does anyone know how? I've attached photos. (desktop and web versions) is the same problem When trying to move them from container: When I hit "Discard" nothing happens:Announcement Playback Service chat ¡HEPL!
Hello, for a few weeks now, one or two chats with the same name "Announcement Playback Service" have been appearing in my recent chats without explanation. Since the new chat update, they have remained permanently static in recent chats. I can't remove them, delete them, move them, or hide them. They're very annoying. I want to remove them. Does anyone know how? I've attached photos. (desktop and web versions) is the same problem When trying to move them from container: When I hit "Discard" nothing happens:
Register bot without Azure process
Hi Microsoft Teams, I was looking on creating and hosting bots. I thought that it is required to host the bot in Azure but according to documentation it is not but it needs to registered in Azure bot framework using https://dev.botframework.com/bots/new. It also tells that we should also add Microsoft Teams as channel after the bot is registered. How does it work? What are the requirements to host it outside of Azure? Does it mean that it is free to register our bot? Please let me know the details because the documentation doesn't tell more information about this. Thank you.
