Microsoft 365 Copilot
Bring AI assistance into licensed Microsoft 365 workplace workflows.
Documentation reviewed
Can I use this for my work?
Copilot integrates assistance into Microsoft 365 work, including documents, spreadsheets, slides, email and meetings. This record covers the licensed workplace offering, not GitHub Copilot or Copilot Studio.
- Availability
- Mixed feature stages. Established licensed app features coexist with rollouts and Frontier features. Office in Copilot is described in the October roadmap; do not infer universal GA.
- How to use it
- Web app; Desktop app; Mobile app; Inside a work suite. Supported Microsoft 365 web, desktop and mobile apps; suite, Teams and administrator prerequisites differ.
- Processing and data
- Vendor cloud. Cloud processing uses organizational work context and permissions. Prompts/responses may be logged under retention and eDiscovery policies; review your tenant's actual settings.
- Costs and limits
- Paid workplace license; advanced usage charges
- Outputs
- Documents, spreadsheet analysis, presentations and meeting summaries inside supported Microsoft 365 workflows; review formulas, citations and proposed actions.
Qualifying licenses and administrator settings matter. Advanced Cowork, Code and Autopilot experiences can be usage-billed beyond license fees. Documentation reviewed, not a task or billing test.
- Ask an AI assistant →
- Understand documents →
- Write and present →
- Capture meetings →
- Automate business work →
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Publisher documentation was reviewed. ASE has not independently tested this workflow, its outputs, billing, privacy controls or accessibility.
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About Microsoft 365 Copilot
Microsoft 365 Copilot adds AI assistance to workplace apps for documents, spreadsheets, presentations, email and meetings. Qualifying licenses and administrator settings determine access. Advanced experiences can incur usage charges, and roadmap or Frontier announcements do not establish availability for every tenant.