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Microsoft 365 Copilot
The AI assistant built into the apps your team already uses. Cratsol helps UK businesses get Microsoft 365 Copilot licensed and set up, so your team can put it to work in Word, Excel, Outlook, and Teams.
AI, right inside Microsoft 365
Microsoft 365 Copilot is an AI assistant built into the Microsoft apps your team uses every day. It can draft documents, summarise long email threads, pull insights out of spreadsheets, and catch you up on meetings you missed, all using your own business content, inside the tools you already know.
It doesn’t replace your team; it takes the busywork off their plate, so they spend more time on the work that matters.
Copilot only sees what your permissions allow
Here’s the part most businesses miss: Copilot works across your Microsoft 365 data, and it follows your existing access permissions.
A hand in every app
In Word
Draft, rewrite, and summarise documents from a simple prompt.
In Excel
Spot trends, build formulas, and make sense of your data faster.
In Outlook
Summarise long threads and draft replies in seconds.
In Teams
Catch up on missed meetings with instant recaps and action points.
In PowerPoint
Turn a document or a few notes into a first-draft deck.
Copilot Chat
Ask questions across your work content and get answers, with the sources.
Why businesses are adopting Copilot
Time back
Less time on drafting, summarising, and admin, more on real work.
Already in your apps
No new tool to learn, it’s inside Word, Excel, Outlook, and Teams.
Your data, your control
Copilot works within your existing Microsoft 365 security and permissions.
From licences to live
01
Advise
We explain what Copilot does, which licences you need, and what to check before switching it on.
02
Set up
We get Copilot licensed and enabled for your users.
03
Get going
We help your team get started, with the basics they need to actually use it.
Healthcare
Education
Finance & Legal
Public Sector
Retail
Hospitality
Manufacturing
Trusted across the sectors that depend on technology
We support organisations with demanding, sector-specific requirements — understanding the compliance, continuity, and performance needs particular to each.