Microsoft is aligning search in SharePoint and OneDrive with Copilot Search for all users, starting with Frontier users. Some AI-powered search capabilities stay limited to Copilot Premium users.
Microsoft is rolling out the end-user changes for Copilot Plugins: a single Plugins button replaces Agents, Agents & Skills, and Customize. Agents become part of plugins, together with skills, connectors, and MCP servers.
New Microsoft Graph APIs in public preview can manage Copilot spending policies and cost alerts with PowerShell and support reading credit balances. Supported services and reporting are limited, and balances aren’t reliable yet.
The Copilot Credits Guide from Microsoft now covers Copilot in SharePoint and OneDrive: which agentic features come with the Microsoft 365 Copilot license and which need usage-based credits.
SharePoint admins can delegate Restricted Content Discovery (RCD) to site admins with DRCD. See how it works, what site admins can hide from Copilot and org-wide search results, and the risks.
Microsoft has disconnected Intelligent Recap from Copilot in Teams. Copilot Premium users can now decide whether recap starts when Copilot is turned on. Teams Premium users are not affected.
SharePoint now has a new Site Skills experience to edit, version, restore, and duplicate Copilot skills. Site Skills are available for Copilot-licensed users if Copilot in SharePoint is enabled.
Admins can now define up to 100 authoritative SharePoint sites in the Microsoft 365 admin center without PowerShell. Authoritative content is part of Copilot Search.
Microsoft introduced a new Microsoft Entra Global Secure Access license that bundles Private Access and Internet Access for either standard users or Frontline workers.
Users in the new Outlook and Outlook on the web can now create Inbox rules to automatically reply to incoming messages using a saved template.
