Microsoft Copilot isn't one product — it's an AI system woven into every Microsoft service. Nine purpose-built copilots, one licensing framework, zero guesswork.
Nine distinct AI products, each purpose-built for a different part of your organisation.
AI woven into Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Teams, and Outlook. Draft emails, summarise meetings, analyse data, and generate presentations — all from natural language prompts.
AI pair programmer that suggests code, tests, and documentation directly in your IDE.
Low-code platform to build, deploy, and manage custom AI agents and copilots for any workflow.
AI-powered threat intelligence that summarises incidents and guides response in seconds.
Cloud operations assistant — manage resources, diagnose issues, and optimise costs with natural language.
Surfaces CRM insights inside Outlook and Teams, automates follow-ups.
Streamlines reconciliation, variance analysis, and financial reporting in Excel.
AI-assisted customer service — real-time answer suggestions and case summarisation.
GPT-4 powered web assistant — available free at copilot.microsoft.com with no licence required.
Transparent pricing and prerequisites — select a product family to compare plans.
Our proven deployment process gets your organisation up and running with Copilot in weeks, not months.
Evaluate your M365 environment, data governance, and security posture.
Select the right plans, assign licences to pilot users, and configure policies.
Run a 30-day pilot with a cross-functional group and capture adoption metrics.
Deliver role-based training, champion networks, and prompt libraries.
Roll out org-wide, monitor ROI dashboards, and expand with Studio agents.
Quick answers to the questions we hear most often.
Yes — Microsoft 365 Copilot (£23.10/user/month, paid yearly) requires an eligible base licence: M365 Business Standard, Business Premium, E3, or E5. The free web-based Copilot at copilot.microsoft.com does not require an M365 licence and is available to anyone with a Microsoft account. GitHub Copilot and Security Copilot are separately licensed and do not depend on M365.
Absolutely. Microsoft 365 Copilot licences are per-user add-ons, so you can assign them selectively to specific roles, teams, or departments without requiring an org-wide rollout. This makes it straightforward to start with a pilot group of 10–50 power users, measure impact, and expand from there. There is no minimum seat count for the add-on when you already hold eligible base licences.
Microsoft 365 Copilot is a pre-built AI experience embedded in productivity apps like Word, Teams, and Outlook. Copilot Studio is a low-code development platform that lets you build custom AI agents tailored to your business — connecting to your own data, APIs, and line-of-business systems. M365 Copilot includes Copilot Studio at no extra cost for internal agents. For external-facing agents (on websites, apps, or social channels), you need a standalone Copilot Studio licence — either a Pre-Purchase pack (25,000 Copilot Credits for £153.80/month) or Pay-as-you-go via Azure.
Our experts will assess your environment, recommend the right licences, and guide you from pilot to full rollout.