The user opens the document protected with a sensitivity label and reads the content smoothly and then asks Copilot to provide a summary of the document. Copilot denies the request by providing a link to the exact same document which was open all along. Therefore, they create a support ticket stating that Copilot does not…
The admin enables the Restricted SharePoint Search feature to make sure that Copilot does not go to the dirty sites that have not been cleaned up yet, informs the boss that everything is done, and in just one week, the helpdesk has a dozen tickets with the subject of “I cannot find anything using search.”…
Sharing links are the quietest oversharing vector in SharePoint, and Copilot will surface every forgotten one. I built a free PowerShell tool to find them tenant-wide, rate the risk, and revoke the bad ones. Here is how to use it.
What you actually get on Copilot Chat without a Microsoft 365 Copilot licence, tested on an unlicensed account: organization prompts do reach you, work data does not, and Agent Builder offers only website knowledge sources.
The problem with Copilot, after people have gotten used to it for a while, is not that it fails to do its job. It is that no one knows what to ask it. You can finally do something about that directly. You can create prompts and publish them so that everybody in the tenant can…