How does it work?
Users complete personalized bite‑sized lessons (3–5 minutes each), unlock characters, and practice real-world tasks such as summarizing, drafting, brainstorming, and translating.
Users complete personalized bite‑sized lessons (3–5 minutes each), unlock characters, and practice real-world tasks such as summarizing, drafting, brainstorming, and translating.
Let’s Copilot Chat is a gamified activation experience that teaches employees how to use Microsoft Copilot Chat through short, practical lessons. It helps users build real AI skills that support their daily work.
To activate Let’s Copilot licenses within your organization, certain permission requests must be approved by a global admin.Without this approval, the purchase process cannot be completed. Additionally, licenses are assigned to the Microsoft 365 account that makes the purchase. If that account doesn’t have the necessary admin rights to assign licenses,…
No, not in all cases. If it is the same plan (1-10/11-100 etc.) it is not needed. If you previously granted admin approval for the 1 to 10 user license, Microsoft requires a separate approval when purchasing the 11 to 100 user license. This is because it is technically registered as a different product with a different pricing tier in the Microsoft ecosystem. You only need to approve it once per license tier.
If you’re stuck at the “Start Intake” screen in Let’s Copilot, the issue is likely caused by a firewall, blocker, or web filter within your organization’s network. To check this, visit: If the page returns no message like “does not exist”,…
Let’s Copilot is developed by &ranj, a member of the &samhoud group. The app is currently hosted on the &samhoud foodfactory B.V. tenant, which acts as the official publisher. This setup is fully secure and compliant. We are in the process of transitioning…
This error means your organization’s Microsoft administrator has not yet granted permission to use Let’s Copilot. To resolve this, your global admin needs to approve access in Microsoft Entra (formerly Azure AD). Specifically, two approvals are required: Once both are approved, users in your organization will be able to sign…
Yes, we use encryption as standard practice:
Our application does not track Microsoft 365 Copilot usage. The game does track the game’s usage. Overall organizations game progress and game usage can be monitored. User specific data is not accessible.
We store the absolute minimum amount of necessary personal data, which does not include the user’s name or email address but does include a pseudonymous identifier to ensure the application functions properly. Additionally, we do not use this data for any purposes…
No, our application does not store any information from the customer’s (Microsoft 365 or Microsoft 365 Copilot) environment. We do access some information, such as a customer’s name to address them properly, but this information is not saved or stored by us.…
Microsoft offers documentation and knowledge articles for M365 Copilot, but not a guided training experience. Let’s Copilot fills this gap by providing personal, structured, gamified training journeys for employees, all within Microsoft Teams. As an official Microsoft partner, Let’s Copilot was highlighted by CEO Satya Nadella, who said: