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# Teams Queues Sign In/Out

Hey there! The Landis Attendant Console makes it super simple for agents to sign in and out of Teams call queues.

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Enable the Teams Call Queues panel: Settings | Layout | Select the Teams Call Queues drop down menu | Select a location for the panel. It may appear as a tab if more than one panel is assigned to the same location.

When you open the Teams Call Queues panel, you'll see a button. Hit that button, and it'll pop open a browser window showing the Teams call queues, plus an option to sign in or out!

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