Microsoft 365 Copilot profile

Individual and business subscriptions fund the suite.

Microsoft Corporation: USD 331.84 billion revenue in the year ended 2026-06-30. Net income: USD 133.75 billion. Group/company figures.

40.31% net margin for the year ended 2026-06-30: reported net income divided by revenue.

Microsoft Corporation (MSFT), 2026-10-16 snapshot: USD 529.05 per share. Market capitalisation: USD 3.93T.

Suite subscriptions and AI capabilities monetise an integrated workflow rather than isolated document tools.

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  The Vanguard Group

  An investment-management group. This is a historical aggregate disclosure; its 2026 internal realignment/disaggregation prevents treating the old aggregate as a current holding.

  Equity percentage

  8.95%

  Disclosure as of

  30 September 2025

  Historical 2025 proxy aggregate; based on a February 2024 filing, not a current 2026 ownership estimate.

  Sources (1)

  • Microsoft Corporation — dated ownership disclosurePrimary regulatory filing · accessed 18 October 2026
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  BlackRock

  An investment-management group reporting voting or investment authority over shares held through managed portfolios. The position is not all the manager’s own economic wealth.

  Equity percentage

  7.3%

  Disclosure as of

  30 September 2025

  2025 proxy table based on a February 2024 disclosure; not a live position.

  Sources (1)

  • Microsoft Corporation — dated ownership disclosurePrimary regulatory filing · accessed 18 October 2026

The Microsoft 365 Copilot app brings chat, search, creation and agents together around available account content.

Microsoft develops the app and Copilot integration with supported models and services.

Microsoft’s commercial Copilot documentation describes enterprise data commitments and existing access controls. Those commitments should be scoped to the covered commercial product, not assumed for every consumer feature. Sharing links, administrators and third-party agents can introduce separate access.

Account permissions and organisational administrators govern accessible work information; features depend on licensing.

Check whether you are using a personal or work account and what content the assistant can retrieve.

20/25 points

Microsoft 365 combines consumer and organisational productivity offerings. For a work account, the organisation’s permissions and configuration are part of the trust boundary. AI-generated summaries still need checking against the source.

20/25 points

Microsoft’s commercial Copilot documentation describes enterprise data commitments and existing access controls. Those commitments should be scoped to the covered commercial product, not assumed for every consumer feature. Sharing links, administrators and third-party agents can introduce separate access.

15/25 points

Consumer and workplace versions can have different features, access rules and data terms.

15/25 points

Check whether you are using a personal or work account and what content the assistant can retrieve.

Comparison priority: the workflow and permissions of the whole suite. Convenient AI search has value when the workspace behind it is well organised.

A completed document or found file rewards returning to a familiar suite.

Shared files, messages and recommended work keep outstanding tasks visible.

Copilot search and creation reduce the need to open several apps before beginning.

Team conventions and shared formats make continued use a coordination advantage.

Accumulated work and organisational dependencies make abandoning the suite more than changing one app.