Copilot Page Added In Admin Center

 The Copilot page (preview) is a centralized location in the Power Platform admin center for documents, insights, and controls relevant to Power Platform Copilots. Tenant admins can access educational resources about Copilot features, track usage, and access governance controls in one place by selecting Copilot in the navigation pane.





Usage

The usage metrics in the Usage section show monthly active users for each Copilot feature. Active usage is defined as a session or interaction with Copilot.

To learn more information on each feature, use the following links.


The Copilot page is a place for Power Platform admins to go for information, visibility, and controls for Power Platform Copilots, including:

  • Educational resources to help you get started with Copilot, answer questions about data and security fundamentals for AI features, and stay up to date with new Copilot releases.
  • Usage insights to help you understand how many users are leveraging Copilot in Power Apps, Power Automate, Power Pages, and Copilot Studio.
  • Governance controls to help you see what Copilot features are available, how many environments they are enabled in, and how to manage them.
  • Content moderation information to shed light on responsible AI principles put in practice.

Copilot Studio

Power Apps

Power Automate

Power Pages

Governance

The Governance section displays the percentage of environments in your tenant that have specific Copilot features turned on or off. Selecting the Power Automate or Copilot Studio features lead you to documentation that includes detailed information on that Copilot’s capabilities, prerequisites, and how to turn it on or off.

Selecting the Power Apps Copilots or Manage settings next to the governance header opens the settings panel where you can modify tenant and environment-level Copilot settings. Select your environment, your Power Platform product, and set your controls before selecting Save.✨ Thanks for reading! ✨

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