Copilot that helps your team without exposing what it shouldn’t

Copilot sees everything the user has permission to see. If permissions in SharePoint and OneDrive aren’t right, Copilot will surface it immediately. That’s why we start with readiness, then switch it on.

The challenge

The problem

Many businesses buy Copilot licenses and a few weeks later find that few people use it or, worse, that it surfaces documents it shouldn’t.

Copilot that helps your team without exposing what it shouldn't

Services

What we do

Readiness assessment

Permissions, sensitive data, file organization, licenses.

Data clean-up

Fixing excessive permissions, sensitivity labels with Purview.

Pilot group

Rollout to a few users with specific use cases.

Training

Practical prompts for each department’s work.

Expand & measure

Who uses it and where time is being saved.

Licenses

Copilot licenses supplied through Microsoft CSP.

The outcome

What you gain

  • Summaries of meetings, emails and documents in seconds
  • First drafts of proposals, reports and presentations
  • Security: Copilot sees only what it should
  • An investment that pays off, because your team knows how to use it

How we work

Step by step, no surprises

01

Readiness

02

Clean-up

03

Pilot

04

Training

05

Scale

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Not necessarily. We start with the roles that gain most and expand based on results.
According to Microsoft, Copilot for Microsoft 365 works within your tenant and does not use your data to train the general models. We’ll explain the settings and the boundaries.

Get your business ready for Copilot