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Copilot in Action: See AI Reshape the Workday

Tuesday, 20 October Upcoming

Copilot in Action: See AI Reshape the Workday

There is a gap between what partners say about Copilot and what customers actually understand about it. Licences, plans and feature lists rarely land. Watching a proposal get drafted in ninety seconds usually does.

That is the whole point of this session. On Tuesday 20 October we are running a live walkthrough of Microsoft 365 Copilot inside the apps your customers already open every morning.

What we will cover

We will move through Outlook, Teams, Word, Excel and PowerPoint in real time, using prompts that reflect how an SMB actually works. Catching up on a missed meeting. Turning a long email thread into a decision. Pulling a summary out of a messy spreadsheet. Building a first draft deck from an existing document.

You will see what a good prompt looks like, and just as usefully, what a weak one produces.

Your three takeaways

  1. Prompts that work. A set of practical prompts across the core Microsoft 365 apps that deliver a usable result the first time.
  2. Where the time savings sit. The specific SMB roles and daily tasks where Copilot delivers the clearest return, so you can target the right conversations first.
  3. A demo playbook. A repeatable structure you can run yourself in front of a customer, without needing to prepare from scratch every time.

The problem this solves

Customers are curious about AI but cautious about spending. Partners are confident in the product but often lack a simple, repeatable way to prove the value in a short meeting.

This session closes both gaps. Proof in the product for your customers, and a playbook for you.

Session details

Date: Tuesday 20 October 2026

Time: 1:30PM to 2:30PM AEST

Where: Online via Microsoft Teams

Can’t make it live? Register anyway and we will send you the recording.

Presenter
HM
Hedy Musa
Cloud Solutions Specialist