FAQs

Q: Can external users access my loop components?

Since July 2024, it has been possible to share your Loop workspaces with guests. You can find out more on the Microsoft blog .

Q: How can I integrate external services into my Microsoft Copilot?

The Microsoft Graph helps us here too. By setting up these connectors, it becomes possible to seamlessly integrate Microsoft Copilot into different environments. Copilot can then access an extended database, including third-party data, to provide more comprehensive and accurate support. The following services are supported by the Microsoft Graph Connectors: Azure Data Lake Storage Gen2 Azure DevOps Work Items Azure DevOps Wiki Azure SQL and Microsoft SQL Server Confluence Cloud Confluence On-premises CSV Custom connector Enterprise websites Jira Cloud MediaWiki File share Oracle SQL Salesforce ServiceNow Knowledge ServiceNow Catalog ServiceNow tickets All compatible connectors can be found here: Microsoft Graph Gallery

Q: How can I view the version history of a loop component?

To do this, click on the three dots in the top right-hand corner of a loop component to display the version history and restore previous versions.

Q: Does the Microsoft Copilot have access to the Internet?

By default, Microsoft Copilot for Microsoft 365 does not have access to the internet to include web content in its responses. This feature is disabled by default, but can be enabled by an administrator to improve Copilot's responses by including relevant web content. For detailed instructions on how to enable this feature, you can visit the official Microsoft documentation .

Q: Can Microsoft Copilot access data that is stored on-premise?

Yes, Microsoft Copilot can access data stored on-premise if it is integrated via Microsoft Graph Connectors. These connectors make it possible to integrate external data sources into Microsoft Graph so that Copilot can use them. Further information on setting up and using Microsoft Graph Connectors can be found in the Microsoft documentation. You can find out more about Microsoft Copilot and tips for authorization settings in our blog: "Microsoft Copilot - To-do list for permissions and access ".

Q: Is the Microsoft Copilot worth it?

Microsoft Copilot is very helpful for summarizing emails and documents and writing emails more efficiently. At an hourly rate of 12 euros, Copilot is worthwhile even if it only saves around two hours of working time per month. Copilot is therefore a good investment, especially in administrative activities where such savings can be achieved quickly.

Can external users access my loop components?

How can I integrate external services into my Microsoft Copilot?

How can I view the version history of a loop component?

Does the Microsoft Copilot have access to the Internet?

Can Microsoft Copilot access data that is stored on-premise?

Is the Microsoft Copilot worth it?

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