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# Opt In/Out of Teams Queues

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The Teams Call Queues panel can be enabled under [Layout](/settings/layout.md)
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Prerequisite: [Enable Opt In/Out of Teams Queues (Preview)](/getting-started.md#enable-opt-in-out-of-teams-queues-preview)

This feature is in [preview](/appendix/feature-states.md).

The Teams Call Queues panel gives users the ability to view their Teams queues and opt in or out of them.

**Refresh button:** This will update the panel with the current signed in state of the queues.

**Opt In/Out:** Users can opt in or out of a queue by changing the toggle beside a queue and selecting Save.

Some queues may have the option to opt in/out disabled. This is because of the queue configuration in the Teams admin center.

**Cancel button:** This will disgard any changes that were made since the last save.

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**Open Teams Call Queues button:** This will open the Teams queue opt in/out webpage in a browser.


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