Engage with the Azure Community Services Ideas Board: Your Voice Matters
Innovation is not a solitary pursuit, and we recognize that some of the best ideas come from you, our Azure Communication Services community. By using our technology and identifying the limitations or feature gaps, you help us understand what we need to enhance to make Azure Communication Services a comprehensive platform for intelligent B2C communication for you and your team.
In short, your feedback helps drive our product development. To encourage ongoing feedback, we’re excited to highlight the Azure Communication Services – Community Ideas Board. This platform enables you to share insights and suggestions, which are invaluable in helping us prioritize new features.
We believe that hearing directly from our customers is essential. Like most popular community forums, the Azure Communication Services Community Ideas Board offers several key functions:
- Create a new topic that is important to you.
- Upvote topics to promote their visibility and prioritization.
- Add comments on existing posts to share your thoughts.
- Star a topic to follow it and receive notifications on further activity.
Although this Community Ideas board isn’t new to Azure Communication Services, we’re now committing to using it as a primary source of customer feedback to guide our prioritization and roadmap. The board is actively monitored by the Azure Communication Services team, and suggestions are communicated to the appropriate internal team members. Ideas with significant upvotes indicate crucial feature gaps that we’re eager to learn more about and address.
Getting involved is simple! Use your (digital) voice to make an impact. If there is a feature you believe is missing, create a topic and we will take notice. Or simply upvote an existing suggestion. Share your ideas and help shape the future of Azure Communication Services.
Thank you for being a part of the Azure Communication Services community. Some of our best ideas have come from conversations with our users, and we are grateful for your participation. See you on the Ideas Board!
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