Get the most from your Microsoft 365 Copilot Business Trial

Get the most from your Microsoft 365 Copilot trial

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Catch up with everything you need to know to get the most from your Microsoft 365 Copilot Business trial – in 30 minutes, whenever suits you.

Originally broadcast live on 7th August 2026

In this 30-minute session, we covered exactly how to get value from your Microsoft 365 Copilot Business trial – from day one settings through to real use cases your team can try straight away.

  • What the trial includes and how to get set up properly from day one
  • Restricted SharePoint search – the one setting we’d recommend every organisation checks before switching Copilot on
  • Real, everyday use cases you can try in week one
  • How to make the case internally if you need buy-in from above
  • A look at using Claude within Copilot

About the trial

Microsoft’s Copilot Business trial gives eligible Microsoft 365 customers with under 300 employees 25 free user licences for 30 days – no commitment, just a structured way to see what it can do for your team. The offer has been open since 1 August 2026 and is available for a limited time only.

Not sure if you qualify? Get in touch and we’ll check for you.

Ready to get your trial started?

If you’d like us to activate your 25-user Copilot Business trial, or you’re not sure whether your organisation qualifies, get in touch and we’ll sort it out for you – no pushy sales pitch, just a straightforward next step.

Prefer to speak to your account manager directly? They can activate your trial for you.

Not sure if you’re ready to roll out Copilot further?

Before you commit beyond the trial, it’s worth knowing where your organisation actually stands – data security, licensing, and SharePoint permissions all affect what Copilot can safely see. Our free Copilot Readiness Assessment gives you a clear, no-obligation view of what to fix first.

Book a Copilot Readiness Assessment

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