Microsoft 365 Copilot is seamlessly integrated in the apps people use every day, helping them stay in the flow of work and freeing them to focus more on the task at hand and less on the busy work.

Copilot in Word writes, edits, summarizes and creates right alongside people as they work.
Copilot in PowerPoint enables the creation process by turning ideas into a designed presentation through natural language commands.
Copilot in Excel helps unlock insights, identify trends or create professional-looking data visualizations in a fraction of the time.
Copilot in Outlook can help synthesize and manage the inbox to allow more time to be spent on actually communicating.
Copilot in Teams makes meetings more productive with real-time summaries and action items directly in the context of the conversation.
Copilot in Power Platform will help developers of all skill levels accelerate and streamline development with low-code tools with the introduction of two new capabilities within Power Apps and Power Virtual Agents.
Business Chat brings together data from across documents, presentations, email, calendar, notes and contacts to help summarize chats, write emails, find key dates or even write a plan based on other project files.

Resource: https://news.microsoft.com/2023/03/16/introducing-microsoft-365-copilot-your-copilot-for-work/

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Frequently Asked Questions

1. How much does Copilot cost?

$30 per user, per month. It is currently only billed annually, as $360 per user.

2. How do I talk to Copilot?

For a more detailed overview, take a look at this blog: SUCCESS’s Guide to AI: How to Prompt Microsoft Copilot – SUCCESS Computer Consulting

3. What are people saying about Copilot?

“I needed a way for people to RSVP to an event we are holding this summer. In Forms I prompted Copilot for what I was looking for and was surprised how well it did creating the form. It entered fields I would not have thought to add and saved me a lot of time.” – Garry W

“Attending the Copilot seminar was a game-changer for me as a Technology Coordinator. I was particularly impressed with the innovative use cases of Copilot in Excel, Teams, and Outlook, and the insightful discussions on AI policy … The experience left me excited to apply these learnings in my role and with some new things to try.” – Andrew J

4. What are people using Copilot for?

Meeting transcription
Summarizing documents and communications
Searching the internet and citing sources
Streamlining work by tying Microsoft apps together
Changing the tone of an email
Speaking to it like your phone’s virtual assistant

5. How can I get Copilot?

SUCCESS customers can request more information from their account manager.

6. Once I buy Copilot, how is it implemented?

Once a license is assigned to a person, functionality is available in browser applications within an hour.
Semantic indexing takes 24-72 hours to complete, so results will continue to improve over the first few days.
Copilot button takes 2-5 days to show up in Enterprise Applications (Outlook, Word, PowerPoint, and Excel)

7. I’m seeing multiple versions of Copilot. What’s the difference?

Microsoft offers three versions of Copilot: Copilot, Copilot Pro, and Copilot for Microsoft 365.
Copilot Free offers foundational capabilities, web grounding, and commercial data protection for individuals.
Copilot Pro, priced at $20/month, offers each of the above features, plus priority model access and the integration of Copilot in Outlook, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and OneNote.
Copilot for Microsoft 365 is geared toward organizations, at $30/user/month. This is the full version of Copilot’s capabilities.