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358 TopicsCopilot Studio Agent vs SharePoint subfolders
Hi community, We are exploring the Copilot Studio Agents and are running into some issues. When we add the root library of a SharePoint site the agent is able to search the documents within, however when using only a subfolder of the site as a knowledge source it can't find any documents. The agent response is: "I have searched the available knowledge base but could not find any instructions on "Subject XXX". I read it can take up to 24 hours to build the index for subfolders, however after 3 days of waiting the agent still can't find any documents. I've tried making a new agent directly adding the subfolder as a source. The permissions of the user configuring the agent are also correct and the user has full access to all the files. I've also tried working with subagents with no success either. Has someone else experienced the same and is it correct agents can't work properly yet with subfolders of SharePoint sites?7Views0likes0CommentsCopilot Agent ALM and Knowledge Source Management Across Environments
Hello everyone, I currently have an agent in a Dev environment and want to deploy it to a second environment (e.g., Test or Prod). During deployment, we need to change the references to the knowledge sources. I’ve seen some articles where environment variables are used within Conversational Boosting topics to handle this, but I wanted to check if there is a supported or recommended way to manage or update knowledge source references from the Knowledge section itself to make them dynamic by using Environment variable? Any guidance or best practices would help. Thankyou.2Views0likes0CommentsMicrosoft Frontier Program expands to individual Microsoft subscribers
The Frontier program that gives commercial Microsoft 365 Copilot customers early access to exciting, cutting-edge capabilities is now coming to individuals who have a Microsoft 365 Personal or Family subscription.9.4KViews7likes11Comments"Draft with Copilot" in Sales Hub Email Activity
Hi everyone, could anyone help me out how to add "Draft with Copilot" option in Sales Hub Email. I have enabled the copilot features in the environment and also enabled Contextual email drafting with AI in the application settings. In my personal tenant account that is working fine, but not here. How do I get that Draft with Copilot option / Modern version of drafting emails?53Views0likes1CommentChat icon disappears in the M365 Copilot Chat
Hi, We are an Education tenant and have an issue where the "Chat" icon disappears from the left hand navigation in the M365 Copilot Chat app (or Web) after you click on e.g. "Search". The only way to get the Chat icon back is to restart the app or refresh the web page. This only happens to unlicensed users while users with a paid license don't have this issue. Version we are running is: bizchat.20251030.51.4 Anyone else experiencing this issue? ** Screenshots ** 1. When starting the M365 Copilot Chat app the "Chat" icon is present 2. Clicking the "Search" (or any other icon) then "Chat" disappears and will not come back until you restart the app. Same behavior in Web.447Views1like7CommentsCustomer Story: EPAM's Data-Driven Copilot Adoption Journey
EPAM, a global engineering consulting organization, used Microsoft 365 admin center and Super User reports to drive adoption at scale, using customized reporting for deeper insights and measurable impact. EPAM’s Copilot story is one of proactive measurement, data-driven license management, and continuous improvement — combining early adoption, custom analytics, and Microsoft’s evolving tools to lead in AI-driven enterprise productivity.713Views6likes0CommentsMicrosoft 365 Copilot licensing confusion
In the SharePoint Agent preview (ended in October 2025), Microsoft permitted unlicensed users to access SharePoint agents. I guess the reason for it was to enable organizations to evaluate agent functionality and provide feedback before licensing and billing requirements were applied (?). After the preview period concluded, it now seems that all users are required to have a Microsoft 365 Copilot Add-On license to interact with SharePoint agents. Users with, for example, a Microsoft 365 E3 license can only access the free version of Copilot (Copilot Chat), but do not have interaction privileges with SharePoint agents. A while ago, one of our CSP partners recommended us to buy a capacity pack and set up pay-as-you-go billing. In their opinion, this would replace the need for the Microsoft 365 Copilot Add-On license. However, we do not want to buy these expensive package unless we know for sure that this is the case. Can anyone answer the question: Does using a capacity pack and pay-as-you-go billing override user license requirements? Thank you ❤️Solved335Views2likes4Comments