Guides on AI

Dragon Copilot is a healthcare AI product with role-specific licensing, unpublished subscription pricing, and consumption-based billing for Physician Flex. This guide covers licence models, billing mechanics, purchase channels, and regional availability.

Security Copilot uses an SCU-based consumption model, provides included capacity for Microsoft 365 E5 tenants, and supports agent-driven security workflows. This guide explains pricing, allocations, requirements, and recent licensing updates.

Microsoft’s sales AI portfolio spans bundled Copilot features and pay-as-you-go agents across two platforms. This guide explains what each product does, where it runs, how it’s billed, and where companies overpay.

Copilot Studio uses a credit-based consumption model where agent actions, autonomous triggers and Dataverse storage drive total cost. This guide explains pricing options, credit rates, governance controls and the factors that shape real-world Copilot spending.

Microsoft’s Copilot portfolio has become increasingly fragmented. This guide cuts through the confusion by explaining what each Copilot does, how they differ, and what enterprises should expect in terms of licensing and cost.

Microsoft 365 Copilot licensing explained: editions, pricing, agent costs, Graph access, and rollout strategy. ROI depends on training, governance, and usage control.