Key insights
- Storage change — OneDrive for Business: Copilot Pages now save to OneDrive for Business instead of a personal Microsoft Loop Workspace, so pages sit with your other files and are easier to manage.
- What Copilot Pages are: Copilot Pages are a dynamic canvas that turns chat answers into editable, shareable pages you can keep refining instead of losing in a single chat response.
- How to create and edit: Start in Copilot Chat, use the pencil action under a response to make a Page, then edit it in a side-by-side view while asking Copilot to refine content.
- Key benefits: Pages make work durable, support real-time collaboration, reduce context switching, and centralize AI outputs for easier discovery through the Copilot Library.
- File and access details: Pages are saved as a .page file stored via SharePoint in a user-owned container. You must sign in to use Pages and basic access requires an M365 license; some features need the paid Copilot license.
- Practical impact: Teams can now find and manage AI-generated content more easily, keep iterative work in context, and use the Copilot Library to organize pages, images, and other outputs—check licensing and OneDrive setup before rolling out.
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