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Queries on Copilot Licensing
Hi all, We are exploring the deployment of a Copilot agent in Microsoft Teams for organization-wide use. The agent authors already hold the Microsoft 365 Copilot licenses. Could you please confirm ...
Hi,
yes each user interacting with a Copilot agent in Teams must have a Microsoft 365 Copilot license. Licensing is required per user to access Copilot capabilities, even if the agent is published org-wide. Authors having licenses doesn’t extend access to others. Always check with your Microsoft account rep for the latest licensing details.
Is your answer coming from Copilot? It sounds like it. This is simply not true, and a Microsoft account representative is not required to answer that question.
Thank you very much. Are there any supporting documents to this from Microsoft stating that each user has to be licensed to interact with agents?
