The honest answer to 'will Copilot make my team more productive' is: it depends entirely on which tasks you point it at. We've found it earns its subscription cost reliably in a small set of recurring scenarios, and underdelivers everywhere else.
Where it consistently helps
- First drafts — meeting summaries, status reports, and first-pass policy documents that a human will still edit.
- Finding things across Teams, email, and SharePoint when you know it exists but not where.
- Turning a rough Excel table into a starting formula or chart, rather than replacing analysis entirely.
- Explaining an unfamiliar Power Automate flow or Power Apps formula someone else built.
Where it tends to disappoint is anything requiring judgment specific to your business — pricing decisions, nuanced client communication, or domain expertise that isn't written down anywhere Copilot can see it. Treat it as a fast first draft generator, not a decision-maker, and it earns its place quickly.
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