Microsoft Copilot

Build an AI-for-IT practice on the Microsoft Copilot your clients already have.

Microsoft 365 Copilot is already deployed and approved across most enterprises as part of their Microsoft agreement. OneIQ lets it answer questions about your clients' infrastructure, so your practice builds on tools that are already in place, with no new AI to approve.

The Copilot opportunity

One engagement, two businesses.

Every OneIQ deployment on Copilot is a OneIQ sale, a practice built on agents, and new Microsoft consumption, all on tools your clients already own.

Already approved

Copilot comes with your clients' Microsoft agreement and has already been through their security review. You start where they already are.

A practice you can build on

Sell OneIQ, then design, build and maintain the Copilot agents that put it to work, first as one engagement and then on a recurring plan.

Grow your Microsoft business too

Agents built in Copilot Studio run on Copilot Credits, either pay-as-you-go or prepaid. Every agent you deliver adds Microsoft consumption alongside your OneIQ business.

Agent Zone
AI Query
Which hosts are overcommitted on CPU or memory, and by how much?
Answer · illustrative
hosts: 17 across 3 clusters worst: fin-db-03 at 3.4x vCPU scope: Microsoft 365 Copilot
Query completedCopilot agent · monthly
In practice

Answers in Microsoft Copilot, from the agents you build

IT staff start with plain questions about capacity, lifecycle and warranty. Then they ask for Copilot agents that do recurring work, such as a monthly capacity report or a quarterly list of hosts leaving support. Your practice designs, builds and maintains each one.

What your team can do

  • A fixed-scope start. Build the client's first agents as one engagement, then add more on a recurring plan.
  • Proof for leadership. Show that Copilot now does real IT work, from capacity reports to lifecycle plans.
  • No new AI to approve. The client keeps the Copilot they have. OneIQ adds the capability that lets it see their infrastructure.

Figures in the answer cards are illustrative.