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Microsoft Copilot at Work: What It Does and How to Start

An overview of Microsoft Copilot in Word, Excel, Outlook and Teams: common tasks, prompt tips, access and data considerations for work use.

The Teyro TeamOct 26, 20261 min read
On this page7 sections
  1. Direct answer
  2. Common tasks
  3. Prompt tips
  4. Cautions
  5. Where Teyro fits
  6. The bottom line
  7. More guides

AI inside the tools you already use all day.

Direct answer

Microsoft Copilot adds AI assistance to tools such as Word, Excel, Outlook and Teams, helping with drafting, summarising emails and meetings and analysing data. Availability depends on your organisation's plan and settings, so check with your IT team and follow your data policies.

Common tasks

  • Word: draft and rewrite.
  • Outlook: summarise long threads and draft replies.
  • Teams: summarise meetings and list actions.
  • Excel: explain formulas and spot trends.
  • PowerPoint: create a first draft deck from a document.

Prompt tips

  • "Summarise this thread in three bullets and list any decisions."
  • "Rewrite this paragraph in plain English, under 80 words."
  • Provide context and the format you want.

Cautions

  • Review all output.
  • Mind sensitive data.
  • Features and names change, so check Microsoft's current information.

Where Teyro fits

Teyro's AI at Work: Beginner course turns this into short lessons you can play in a few minutes a day. It has 230 lessons, and you can start free.

The bottom line

Start with low-risk tasks like summaries and drafts, then expand.

More guides

  • How to Summarise Long Documents With AI Accurately
  • Data Privacy and AI at Work
  • How to Use AI Before, During and After Meetings
  • Ai at work roadmap for beginners
  • AI at Work: Beginner course

Frequently asked questions

What is Microsoft Copilot?

AI assistance built into Microsoft products, helping with writing, summarising, data analysis and meetings.

How do I get access?

It depends on your organisation's licences and settings. Ask your IT administrator.

Is my data safe?

Business versions have enterprise data controls, but check your organisation's configuration and policy.

Learn it by playing

AI at Work: Beginner turns this into short, playable lessons. Free to start.

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