Business users who rely on Copilot on their desktop often wonder whether the mobile version of Microsoft 365 apps delivers the same capabilities. The mobile experience has grown significantly, but not every desktop feature has made the transition. This article compares Copilot features across mobile and desktop platforms so you can plan your work accordingly. … Read more
When you need to see what has changed between two versions of the same document, manually scanning each paragraph is time-consuming and error-prone. Copilot in Microsoft 365 automates this by analyzing both files and highlighting every difference. The comparison engine uses natural language processing to detect edits, additions, deletions, and formatting changes. This article explains … Read more
If you work in a global team or manage documents that contain content in multiple languages, you may wonder how Microsoft Copilot handles translation, summarization, and content generation across those languages. Copilot uses the same underlying language model as the rest of Microsoft 365, which supports a wide range of languages but has specific behaviors … Read more
Microsoft Whiteboard now includes Copilot, an AI assistant that helps you generate ideas, organize content, and summarize discussions directly on your digital canvas. This integration turns a static whiteboard into a dynamic collaboration tool where Copilot can create sticky notes, group thoughts, and even write summaries of brainstorming sessions. The feature is designed for business … Read more
You need to create a Loop component in Microsoft Teams or Outlook, but you are not sure how Copilot helps generate it. Loop components are live, collaborative blocks that sync across Microsoft 365 apps. Copilot can draft these components from your prompts, saving you time on repetitive formatting and content creation. This article explains what … Read more
When you ask Microsoft Copilot a question in Microsoft 365 apps like Word, Teams, or the Copilot pane, you expect answers grounded in your organization’s internal data. However, the response is only useful if you can verify the source. This article explains the citation mechanism Copilot uses to reference internal documents, emails, and files. You … Read more
Many business users rely on Copilot in Microsoft Teams to generate meeting recaps, but the output often misses key decisions, action items, or context. This happens because Copilot’s recap capabilities have specific technical and licensing boundaries that affect what it can capture and summarize. Understanding these limitations helps you set accurate expectations and adjust your … Read more
Microsoft Copilot processes data differently depending on whether you use a personal Microsoft account or a work or school account assigned by your organization. Personal data, such as your OneDrive files and Outlook.com emails, remains in your consumer Microsoft environment. Business data, including Microsoft 365 documents and Teams messages, stays within your organization’s Microsoft 365 … Read more
When you use Microsoft 365 Chat in Copilot, the Search plugin controls how Copilot retrieves data from Microsoft Graph. You may notice that Copilot sometimes returns results from your tenant while other times it provides generic web answers. This behavior depends on whether the Search plugin is enabled and how it is configured. This article … Read more
Many business users see Copilot generate code or data analysis but are unsure when the Code Interpreter feature is active. Copilot uses Code Interpreter to run Python scripts in a secure sandbox environment. This allows Copilot to perform complex calculations, create charts, and process data beyond its standard language model capabilities. This article explains exactly … Read more