Copilot is everywhere. What does it mean for your organization?

Microsoft Copilot brings AI assistance into everyday tools (e.g., Microsoft 365 apps) to help employees draft, summarize, analyze, and automate tasks. For organizations, it means higher productivity with governance features to protect data and manage access.

Copilot included with Microsoft 365: What you actually get

Depending on your license, you may get core Copilot experiences integrated in apps like Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, and Teams, plus admin controls. Advanced capabilities, connectors, and additional protections may require paid Copilot plans.

Why you should enable Copilot chat for your organization

Copilot chat gives employees a secure, enterprise-ready way to ask questions, generate content, and pull insights from organizational data within policy boundaries. It reduces time spent on routine tasks while keeping compliance and data governance in place.

Top reasons to upgrade to paid Copilot

Paid Copilot plans typically offer deeper integrations, higher limits, advanced connectors, enhanced security and compliance features, and new AI capabilities that extend beyond the included experiences—valuable for teams with complex workflows and regulated data.

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