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Copilot

AI built into the tools employees already use every day. No new interface, no separate platform: Copilot works in Teams, Outlook, Word, Excel and PowerPoint. The fastest route to productive AI for the whole organization, provided the foundation is right.

Copilot

What is Microsoft 365 Copilot?

The AI assistant built into Teams, Outlook, Word, Excel and PowerPoint, combining large language models from OpenAI with the content of your own Microsoft 365 environment.

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The role of Microsoft 365 Copilot in your IT landscape

Microsoft 365 Copilot does not play a standalone role in the IT landscape; instead, it functions as a layer on top of your existing Microsoft 365 environment: the same data, access rights and governance already in place directly determine how well and how safely Copilot performs. That makes the question for an IT decision-maker not primarily 'do we want Copilot', but 'is our environment underneath solid enough'. Misclassified data or overly broad permissions are not corrected by Copilot; they are surfaced more widely.

Our approach with Microsoft Copilot

  • We start with a Copilot readiness assessment: a review of the state of your Microsoft 365 environment in terms of data classification, access rights, governance and license setup. This assessment shows what's needed to deploy Copilot safely, and what risks exist if that step is skipped.
  • After the preparation, we guide the technical implementation and adoption. Adoption is not an afterthought with Copilot: employees who don't know how to use it effectively get little value from it. We work with targeted training, key user programs and practical use cases tailored to the daily work of different departments.
  • After rollout, we monitor usage and adoption and make adjustments where needed. Copilot implementations left to themselves after launch rarely deliver the expected return.
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Why choose Microsoft Copilot?

Ready to use in familiar tools

Copilot works within the Microsoft 365 applications employees already know. No new interface or separate training needed to get started.

Measurable time savings

From summarizing meetings and emails to drafting documents and analyzing data. Copilot takes over repetitive work.

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Grounded in your own organization's data

Copilot combines large language models with the content of your own Microsoft 365 environment, making answers and summaries contextually relevant.

Scalable by role and department

Copilot can be customized via Copilot Studio and is available to every employee with a Microsoft 365 license, from executives to frontline workers.

Discover whether Copilot fits your situation

Digital Survival Company is a Microsoft Gold Partner and Cloud Solution Provider Tier 1. Copilot licenses are supplied directly through Microsoft, by engineers certified in Microsoft 365 and AI specializations. Want to know if your Microsoft 365 environment is ready for Copilot, or what an implementation looks like? Get in touch to discuss how Copilot can be implemented responsibly.

FAQ

  • Our Microsoft 365 environment is already running. Can we start with Copilot right away?

    Technically, yes, but it's not advisable without a Copilot readiness assessment. The most common issues are data that isn't properly classified, access rights that are set too broadly, and SharePoint libraries that contain more information than employees should be able to see. Copilot indexes all that data and can therefore indirectly surface it to users who shouldn't actually have access to it.

  • How much productivity gain can we expect from Copilot?

    Microsoft publishes research pointing to time savings of several hours per week per employee, but those figures depend heavily on how Copilot is deployed and how good adoption is. Organizations that invest in training and use case development see significantly more return than organizations that roll out Copilot and leave the rest to employees.

  • What does a Copilot license cost, and who pays for implementation guidance?

    Copilot licenses are a monthly add-on on top of M365 license costs. As a CSP Tier 1, we supply the licenses directly through Microsoft. The costs for the readiness assessment, technical implementation and adoption guidance are quoted separately, tailored to the scale of your organization and the state of your existing environment.