Podcast #15 What the heck are Copilot Pages?

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In Episode 15 of the Level Up M365 Podcast, we unpack a additions to Microsoft’s productivity arsenal: Copilot Pages.

Highlights from the episode:

  • 🔧 Policy & Governance: Admins can control access via Microsoft 365 cloud policy switches, apply Purview retention, sensitivity labels, and even monitor containers in the SharePoint admin center.
  • 📁 Architecture Deep Dive: Each page lives in a personal container (technically a SharePoint site), supporting recovery, reassignment workflows, and embedded compliance tools.
  • 🛠️ Real World Value: Joe shares use cases from his own workflow, such as building comparative proposals and creating persistent copilot artifacts for client discussions.
  • 🎯 Tip of the Week:
    Using Power Automate, you can identify folder owners by analyzing file edit history, filter out duplicates with a union expression, and notify stakeholders via dynamic email loops. This is especially handy for untangling messy SharePoint migrations!

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00:02 – Welcome & Introduction Joe kicks off Episode 15 with a warm hello and a reminder that this podcast is built for Microsoft 365 admins, low-code builders, and tech-savvy CEOs.

02:25 – Message Center Radar Joe highlights three Microsoft 365 announcements from the Message Center:

  • MC1085569: Teams recording policy update — recordings now default to the meeting organizer’s OneDrive, streamlining record management.
  • MC1060780: Copilot Chat now visible for unlicensed users across Office web apps.
  • MC1041457: New usage report for Copilot Chat showing active users across Teams, Outlook, and Copilot.cloud.microsoft..

06:36 – Feature Deep Dive: Copilot Pages Joe explores Copilot Pages and their architecture. Key takeaways:

18:17 – Tip of the Week: Folder Ownership Mapping with Power Automate Joe shares a clever solution for a messy SharePoint migration:

  • Users didn’t know who owned what folder.
  • He built a Power Automate flow to get file properties, track editors, deduplicate with a union expression, and email requesters with appropriate contacts.
  • He also used the item() expression to loop through results and automate notifications.
  • Here is a video link to show what this item expression looks like in action – Power Automate Expressions How To: item

22:12 – Bonus Recommendation Joe recommends a standout podcast episode by Bulb Digital, titled “M365 Is Changing – Here’s What It Means for You.” It covers Loop workspace management and other evolving features that admins should watch.

link – https://www.linkedin.com/posts/josephbcole_m365-is-changing-heres-what-it-means-for-activity-7349507471398322176-5wZX?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop&rcm=ACoAAAVnRisBMH96yvZL0kLlMFU2BE0wcYGEj_Y


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