Artificial Intelligence is becoming a major part of modern business, and more organisations are starting to look at AI not only as a trend, but as a real productivity tool. One of Microsoft’s most powerful platforms in this space is Copilot Studio.
If you’re thinking about using AI to automate repetitive business processes, then manual document reviews will probably be one of the first use cases that comes to mind.
Most organisations already spend time preparing for meetings. Financial reviews, project updates, internal discussions – they all require going through documents, understanding context, and deciding what actually matters. The process is familiar: open files, scan reports, compare numbers, take notes, prepare talking points.
Every morning starts the same way: open the inbox, scroll through messages, try to figure out what actually matters. Instead of spending the first 30 minutes reading emails, I built a simple morning assistant that gives me a quick inbox briefing. Now I know exactly what needs attention — before my coffee even gets cold.
Most companies already have big amounts of data stored across Microsoft 365 — in SharePoint sites, Excel files, Word documents, and presentations. The challenge is not access to data, but the time it takes to work with it. This project looks at how Copilot 365 agents can help turn existing company data into usable insight faster.
If you have a Microsoft 365 Copilot license, you can create simple Copilot Agents that save you a huge amount of time in your daily work. Instead of jumping between three or four websites or SharePoint pages just to find one piece of information, you can let an AI agent do that work for you.
Extra Features, Agents, and Deeper Organisational Integration If you’ve been experimenting with the free version of Copilot Chat – perhaps drafting letters, generating images, summarising
How to start Unlocking the Power of AI in the Workplace Are you curious about how AI Tools can make your work life easier, but
AI tools are transforming how people approach their work, but online ‘free’ tools such as ChatGPT are not secure for businesses to use, and you should never enter any confidential or personal information into free online AI Services. This information can be used to train the AI and make it available to other users, and may constitute a data breach.
Copilot for Microsoft 365 is here and in general release. This post is a summary (not by Copilot, but by us!) of some introductory documentation from Microsoft Learn on what it is, how it works, and how you can incorporate it into your Microsoft 365 experience.
If you accidentally delete files from SharePoint or OneDrive, it’s not immediately obvious where you would go to recover them, especially if you are used to accessing them as synced files on your computer, as they do not get sent to the normal recycle bin. Here, we’ll quickly show you how to you can easily recover them.
In this blog we take a look at why Unified Communications hasn’t yet delivered on its promise. Figuring out how to contact someone is becoming more rather than less complicated: we think we know why and what to do about it.
