Microsoft 365 Copilot
AI assistant integrated across Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, and Teams. Drafts documents, analyzes data, generates presentations, summarizes emails, and runs meeting recaps using your organisation's data.
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- Enterprise organisations on Microsoft 365
- knowledge workers
- managers
- executives
- SMBs on Google Workspace
- budget teams
- individual users
- developers
- Integrated across all M365 apps
- Meeting summaries in Teams
- Excel data analysis
- Email drafting in Outlook
- PowerPoint generation from prompts
- Enterprise security
- Works on company data
- $30/user/mo (expensive)
- Requires M365 Business/Enterprise
- Quality inconsistent across apps
- Security/compliance setup required
- No individual plan
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- Meeting summaries
- Email drafts
- Document generation
- Data analysis in Excel
- Presentation creation
- Project status reports
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22 reviewsI’m unsure if opening Outlook emails in Copilot Chat adds real value, since I haven’t tested it.
I think Copilot agents are broken — no messages arrive, so it’s not worth it.
I’m disappointed M365 Copilot isn’t recognized as a valid AI assistant.
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