Copilot policies

  • Last update on August 6th, 2024

These policies enable you to automate the identification of users by their engagement, facilitating the efficient reallocation or assignment of Copilot licenses.

The list below provides an overview of the Microsoft Copilot out-of-the-box policies, the type of remediation action they are to execute, and which remediation settings you can configure.


Eligible users for the assignment of a Copilot license

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Description

This policy is set up to identify users who are eligible for the assignment of a Copilot license. 

It lists the display name, user principal name, and activity metrics such as the total number of actions in Exchange, SharePoint, and Teams over the last 30 days. It also includes the user's location and manager, and confirms that the Copilot plan is not currently assigned (as indicated by "IsEmpty"). 

This tool helps in determining which users could benefit most from a Copilot license based on their activity levels and current license status.

Remediation action

Send a report to specified recipients (one or more).

What you can configure

  • Establish the conditions under which the report is sent
  • Choose the file format
  • Compose the email body
  • Type the recipient(s) of the report (custom address)
  • Schedule the recurrence of the remediation action
 
 

Users with a low Copilot usage

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Description

This policy is configured to identify users with minimal usage of the Copilot feature across various applications. It shows the UPN, display name, and confirms that a Copilot plan is assigned. 

Additionally, it includes details such as the country, department, and manager of the user. 

The policy tracks the last Copilot action in BizChat, Teams chat, Teams meetings, Office docs, and Outlook, indicating no activity in the past 30 days. This tool is useful for assessing the adoption rate of Copilot features and providing targeted training or support where needed.

Remediation action

  1. Send attestation to the licensed user with a low Copilot usage (required). If approved, the license will be removed.
  2. Execute the action “Remove Microsoft 365 Copilot license”

What you can configure

  • Insert a request message
  • Define the attestation timeout days
  • Enable/disable the email alert if the workflow fails
  • Schedule the recurrence of the remediation action
 
 

Licensed users without Copilot activity

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Description

This policy gathers information about licensed users who haven't used Copilot in the last 30 days. 

It shows the user's principal name, display name, manager, and details regarding their inactivity status with Copilot. 

Additionally, it records the date of the last action taken using Copilot and the specific licenses assigned to the user. 

This tool is useful for tracking engagement with Copilot features and managing software licenses effectively.

Remediation action

Send attestation to a specified recipient (required).

What you can configure

  • Change the recipient of the attestation to either a custom address, nobody, or a manager 
  • Insert a request message
  • Define the attestation timeout days
  • Enable/disable the email alert if the workflow fails
  • Schedule the recurrence of the remediation action