Dynamics 365 – Contact Center – Automate shift rotations for consistent workforce coverage
We are announcing the ability to automate shift rotations for consistent workforce coverage in Dynamics 365 Contact Center. This feature will reach general availability on July 31, 2026. How does this affect me? With this feature, supervisors can create shift rotation policies in Workforce Management to automatically rotate customer service representatives (CSRs) across recurring time slots on a configurable cadence. Supervisors assign CSRs to each slot and link the policy to one or more shift plans. The auto-scheduler consults the rotation policy when generating bookings, drawing CRSs from the cohort whose rotation position matches each booking time. This feature is enabled by supervisors in Customer Service admin center (CSAC) under Workforce Management > Shift and Scheduling. After enabling the feature, supervisors can access the Shift Rotations page under Workforce Management in Customer Service workspace (CSW). What action do I need to take? This message is for awareness, and no action is required. Message ID: MC1411066
The post Dynamics 365 – Contact Center – Automate shift rotations for consistent workforce coverage appeared first on M365 Admin.
Published on:
Learn moreWe can help you with Dynamics 365 – Contact Center – Automate shift rotations for consistent workforce coverage
If you want help implementing, troubleshooting, or improving this product, contact us and we’ll point you in the right direction.
Related posts
Change in sender email address for Copilot emails
Microsoft is updating the sender email for Copilot-related educational and enablement emails to [email protected] by mid-S...
Microsoft Purview: Information Protection – Auto-labeling simulation scale increase from 4 million to 20 million items
Microsoft Purview Information Protection increases auto-labeling simulation capacity from 4 million to 20 million items, expands SharePoint si...
Microsoft Exchange Online: Review and configure EWSAllowedAppIDs before Exchange Web Services access changes
Microsoft is updating how EWSAllowedAppIDs is applied in Exchange Online as part of EWS retirement starting October 1, 2026. Organizations usi...
IT resources to plan, prepare, and deploy Windows
New and updated resources are available whether you’re a seasoned IT pro or earlier in your career. Learn how to effectively roll out feature ...
[Whiteboard] Legacy Whiteboard migration to OneDrive
Microsoft Whiteboard is migrating from legacy Azure-based storage to OneDrive-backed storage. Migration must be completed by September 25, 202...
Microsoft Teams: Organize important resources in chats and channels
Microsoft Teams is introducing a new way to organize and access important resources in chats and channels. Users will be able to pin key conte...
Microsoft Teams: Analytics for desk utilization on Teams Pro Management portal
Teams admins can access utilization analytics for Teams bookable desks on Teams Pro Management portal, similar to analytics provided for meeti...
Outlook: Inline chat for email drafting
Instead of opening Copilot Chat every time you want to use Copilot to draft a message, this change introduces an inline chat component that st...
SharePoint: Changes to the FAQ web part authoring experience
The SharePoint FAQ web part will provide a standard, non-AI experience for manually creating, editing, and managing FAQs. The AI-assisted FAQ ...
Microsoft Teams: Multi-line call history tabs in the Calls app
Multi-line users get a redesigned call history experience that organizes activity by phone line. Call activity is organized into dedicated tab...