Copilot Studio is Microsoft's platform for building business agents and workflows connected to your data and tools. Built with your teams, understandable and transparent: never a black box. Where an assistant (Level 1) helps a team with a defined task, Copilot Studio supports a more structured agent, with the sources, actions and governance the project needs. Licences, access rights, sharing and data connections are checked during scoping.
Many organisations start with scoping alone. It is often the best investment: it stops a badly framed project before it starts.
A session to assess your use case: how often the need actually arises, the quality of the sources, the expected gain. With no commitment to go further.
A simple agent, built end to end in one day, on an already scoped case with sources available.
The full format: scoping, source preparation, build, testing and handover. Short sessions spread out.
After the first agent, your teams build the next ones themselves, with support on demand.

The outline below is the full programme. A one-day working session covers steps 4 and 6 on an already prepared case.
An agent can be built in several ways, from the simplest to the most advanced. The stakes are there: placing your need at the right level, for a project that is neither oversized nor makeshift.
Not every agent idea is worth it, and some don't warrant an agent at all. This step usually saves more than it costs.
An agent answers only as well as what it is given to read. This is the most decisive step, and the most often neglected.
The build is run with your teams. Together we define what the agent needs to know, say and do; your teams can then evolve it without outside help. On the most advanced cases, an AI engineer joins the mission.
An agent that works in a demo often fails on contact with reality. This step prevents the backlash.
The part that separates an implementation from a delivery. Without it, the agent rarely outlives six months.
A first selection of typical cases. Scoping will tell whether yours calls for an agent or something simpler.
Answer routine questions on leave, expenses and internal procedures, drawing on the existing SharePoint documents.
Query a body of leases: deadlines, specific clauses, obligations per asset, with a link back to the source document.
Answer field questions from manuals, datasheets and procedures, escalating to an expert when needed.
Produce articles aligned with your keywords, your tone and your existing pages — optimised both for classic search and for generative answers (GEO).
Generate a draft contract from your approved templates and the parameters of the deal, with the mandatory clauses and the points left open for decision.
Quickly find a product reference, a pricing condition or a comparable client case in the sales documentation.
“In two seminars, Jonathan showed us the concrete potential of AI for our business. A clear, well-taught approach built on practical cases: directly applicable day to day.”
Microsoft Copilot Studio becomes relevant when a simple assistant is no longer enough: for example, when an agent must use several knowledge sources, follow business rules, call tools, trigger actions or integrate with the organisation’s processes and systems.
Depending on the environment, licences and configuration, a Microsoft Copilot Studio agent can use different knowledge sources: files, SharePoint, OneDrive for Business, public websites, Dataverse, databases and Microsoft or third-party sources through connectors. Sources such as Salesforce, ServiceNow, Confluence, Jira or Azure SQL can be integrated according to the features available.
Yes. Microsoft Copilot Studio is not limited to answering questions. An agent can use tools, connectors, APIs and workflows to read or update information, trigger operations and interact with Microsoft or third-party applications, according to the defined permissions, connections and governance rules.
No. Many use cases can be built with low-code tools in Microsoft Copilot Studio. More specific requirements may nevertheless require connectors, APIs, custom components or development. The architecture should be selected according to the business process and the systems to integrate.
A scoping call: your context, your teams, the format that fits best.
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