Beat the Confusion
What is Copilot really all about?

Copilot, buzzword of the year. Everybody is talking about it, but do people really know what it is?

Honestly? We were a bit lost ourselves when we dived into it. Because there isn't just one or two, but an entire range of Copilots – each with unique skills to make your work smarter and easier. But which one do you need? What can they do? And where do you start?

Did you know that Copilots don’t just work with Microsoft systems? They integrate just as easily with other CRM and ERP systems.

We’re happy to help clarify everything. No more confusion – just clear answers.

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First things first: What is Copilot and what are Agents anyway?

Copilot is the user interface for Artificial Intelligence—your personal, intelligent assistant that helps you within your business apps, providing insights and suggestions based on your own data. It’s a supportive AI that enables you to work smarter and more efficiently.
Agents go one step further: they automate and execute processes. They can operate independently or collaborate with people and teams, taking over tasks or handling workflows without direct human intervention.

In short: Copilot helps you work, Agents work for you. 🚀

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Want to know which Copilots and AI Agents exist and how they can improve your work? Learn more about the available solutions and their applications here.

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Versatile use cases for everyone

An overflowing inbox? Customer inquiries? Strategic decisions? Financial insights needed? Copilot takes over repetitive tasks, provides smart solutions, and brings clarity. From marketing to production, it’s always ready to make your work easier.

Tip: Don’t think from the solution, but rather from what you need. For example, Copilot for Finance isn’t just a tool for Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance but for all finance users who want control over numbers, smarter budgeting, faster data reconciliation, and effortless audit-readiness, regardless of the system you use.

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