Copilot Pages in Microsoft 365: A First Look

About this video

Copilot Pages is presented as upgrading Microsoft 365 Copilot into a multiplayer AI environment for writing proposals, plans, specs, and docs with a team, moving ‘from a Copilot prompt to getting work done with your team in seconds.’ Accessed via Copilot on the web or in Microsoft Teams, the demo prompts Copilot to draft a project charter for a new YouTube video, including a script outline and project schedule, pulling in a OneDrive file by pressing space then slash to search and selecting ‘Copilot Pages brief.’ Clicking ‘Edit in Pages’ turns the entire Copilot response into an editable page — in fact a Microsoft Loop page — where you can clean up Copilot’s chatty text, retitle it, and format using the pop-up menu on highlighted text or the slash key on a new paragraph, including pound signs for headings. The project schedule table is dynamic, with sort and filter icons and expandable columns. Owners are shared in via @ mentions — Kevin is tagged for script writing, then Share and Notify gives access — and the video shows Adele receiving the mention in Outlook, jumping to the tagged spot, editing live, with changes appearing instantly in the author’s view. A follow-up Copilot chat adds a project budget via Edit in Pages. To get a manager’s feedback, the Share icon sends a link or copies the whole page as a live component into an Outlook email to Miriam with read-only permissions configured; recipients without access cannot see it if forwarded, and the page can be opened in Loop and added to a workspace, or found later in the recent list.

Key takeaways

• Copilot Pages turns a Copilot response into an editable, shareable page via the ‘Edit in Pages’ button
• Include OneDrive content in a prompt by pressing space then slash to search and select a file
• Pages live in Microsoft Loop, with formatting via the highlight pop-up menu or slash commands on a new paragraph
• Dynamic tables can be sorted, filtered, and expanded, and @ mentions with Share and Notify give teammates live co-editing access
• Share a page as a link or as a live component in Outlook with configurable permissions, e.g. read-only for a manager

Episode details: published October 30, 2024 · 5:34 long. Summary written by Self Growth Videos from the episode itself. Business results and any income figures mentioned are Kevin Stratvert’s own claims, shared for education — they are not typical or guaranteed.

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