Microsoft CoPilot

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[uacf7_step_start uacf7_step_start-65 "Use CoPilot"]
To use Copilot, your organization must meet some technical requirements and have some features enabled. Copilot users must have either a Microsoft 365 E3 or E5 license [1], and an Azure Active Directory account, which gives them access to the Microsoft 365 apps and services that work with Copilot including Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneDrive, Outlook, Loop, and more. Can you confirm you have the required licence in place?

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[uacf7_step_start uacf7_step_start-52 "Permissions Access"]
Microsoft 365 Copilot uses your existing permissions and policies to deliver the most relevant information, building on top of our existing commitments to data security and data privacy in the enterprise. This means it is important to have good content management practices in the first place. For many organizations, content oversharing, and data governance can be a challenge. Can you confirm you have the correct permissions access in place? if unsure please select Not Sure.

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[uacf7_step_start uacf7_step_start-364 "CoPilot Licencing Management"]
As with other apps and services, admins will be able to manage Microsoft 365 Copilot licenses using the Microsoft 365 admin center (under Billing > Licenses). Here, you can assign a license to individual users or multiple users. You can also assign licenses to users by group membership in Azure Active Directory, and assign Microsoft 365 licenses to user accounts with PowerShell. As we learn more about Copilot use cases and customer scenarios, additional admin controls will be available in future. Can you confirm your current position for Microsoft 365?

I have an IT ProviderI need an IT ProviderI Manage my own Tenant

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