Microsoft Copilot · Enterprise rollout

Copilot for enterprise,deployed right.

Microsoft 365 Copilot is changing how organisations work, but a poorly configured deployment creates security risks, compliance headaches and user frustration. We help you get actual return on the licences you have already bought.

90-day adoption programmeSecurity-first rolloutNo-obligation call
Why deployments fail

The licences are easy. Adoption isn’t.

Copilot surfaces files based on your existing permissions, so any oversharing in SharePoint gets exposed the moment it goes live. Regulated organisations also need it configured for their own data handling, retention and audit requirements from day one.

Even with the technical side sorted, licences without structured training, champions programmes and use-case playbooks deliver almost nothing. We build habits, not one-off curiosity, and back it with a governance framework so AI-generated output gets reviewed before it goes anywhere.

Our Copilot practice

Two decades in Microsoft 365. One measurable rollout.

01Security & permissions auditWe lock down SharePoint and Purview permissions before a single Copilot licence goes live, so it never surfaces data users shouldn’t see.
02Data governance configurationRetention, audit and data-handling requirements configured for your sector, not a generic default.
03Pilot design & championsStructured pilot groups, champion selection and use-case playbooks that give you real signal before a full rollout.
04Department trainingBespoke training by role, from leadership briefings to finance and legal, so Copilot fits how each team actually works.
05Prompt engineering & extensionsCustom prompts and Copilot extensions that connect it to the systems your teams already use.
06ROI measurementAn adoption dashboard tracking time saved and feature usage, so you know the investment is paying off, not just installed.
Proof, not promises

Judge us on what we ship.

In one hour, many of my AI worries were gone and a load of my admin was automated. This left me with so much more time to get on with the job of flying drones.

Thomas HaywoodDirector, Haywood Productions

I reckon it will save me at least 4 hours per week. This will only increase as I become more efficient with the tech. You are a tech wizard!

Dionne ReadBNI Regional Manager

Real expertise, 25 years of experience shows. No corporate waffle. If you're a Scottish business looking to get ahead with AI, Steven's the real deal.

Garry LynchDirector, Bear Media & AI Consultant

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Questions

Asked and answered.

How much does Microsoft 365 Copilot cost per user?

Microsoft 365 Copilot costs £24.70 per user per month (billed annually) on top of your existing Microsoft 365 E3 or E5 licence. The bigger cost is usually a poorly planned rollout: our deployment service makes sure you get actual return from day one.

What licensing and governance readiness do we need before deploying Copilot?

You need Microsoft 365 E3/E5 or Business Standard/Premium licences and Azure Active Directory as the baseline. Beyond that, it is a governance question: how tightly SharePoint permissions are managed and whether a data governance policy exists for Copilot to inherit safely. We assess licensing fit and governance maturity together before recommending a rollout.

How long does a Copilot deployment take?

A pilot with 20 to 50 users typically takes 4 to 6 weeks, including data governance review, pilot group selection, training and initial adoption measurement. A full enterprise rollout follows over 2 to 3 months.

Will Copilot expose sensitive company data?

This is the number one risk of a poorly configured deployment. Copilot inherits your existing Microsoft 365 permissions, so if those are broken, Copilot will surface data users should not see. We audit and fix permissions before Copilot is switched on.

Which departments benefit most from Copilot?

Every function gets something different: leadership gets faster briefing and board-pack drafting, sales gets CRM summarisation and proposal drafting, HR gets policy and onboarding content, finance gets data analysis and report narratives, and legal gets document review with strict data boundaries. We build a use-case library for each.

Can we measure the ROI of Microsoft Copilot?

Yes. We set up adoption dashboards that track time saved, feature usage and productivity metrics across departments. Clients typically report 5 to 10 hours saved per user per month once it is properly deployed and trained.

Book your call

Let’s talk about your business.

A straight conversation with Steven. No pitch, no juniors, no handoffs. He will map where you are losing time, what it is worth, and what to do about it, before you spend a penny.

steven@summone.co.uk
Glasgow, working with UK businesses remotely and on-site