From preview to
customer-ready.
One workspace to evaluate enterprise readiness, explain the value, and prepare a repeatable customer demo.
The right feature for your next account conversation.
WorkIQ could connect recent account activity to these Copilot pilots. Explore the private handoff and fictional sample matches; no work data is connected.
Capabilities on the runway
Find a capability. Review its controls. Enterprise uses below are illustrative, not approved customer deployments.
Your accounts. Relevant Copilot pilots.
Connect account needs to potential feature use, without confusing a scenario match with enterprise readiness.
This public prototype only shows fictional samples and prepares a prompt for your private Copilot session. Do not enter customer information or credentials into this site.
Pull your account context
Start with a read-only WorkIQ handoff in an approved, user-authenticated Copilot session.
The lookback updates the handoff prompt, not the fictional samples.
Not connected. No account context has been retrieved.
How authentication would work
GitHub sign-in does not grant Microsoft 365 access. WorkIQ requires the viewer's Microsoft 365 identity, appropriate licensing, and tenant administrator consent.
The initial path is your approved local Copilot + WorkIQ session. A browser integration needs a separately approved private backend and a validated per-user delegated authentication flow. Public Actions must not impersonate viewers or hold their work-data tokens.
Official WorkIQ administrator guidance ↗Account-to-feature matches
Every sample is fictional. Recommendations still inherit the catalog's real readiness verdict and caveats.
Take the prompt to your own Copilot session
Copying does not launch Copilot, authenticate WorkIQ, or send anything. Run it only in an approved private session; keep the results there.
Evidence is the gate.
Ten minimum controls for a controlled enterprise pilot. A score cannot average away a blocking unknown.
Add a local non-negotiable
Browser-only additions are saved on this device. Export and submit a reviewed repository change to make them durable policy. Do not enter customer or confidential data.
A demo with boundaries.
Try the control story here, then use the real-feature runbook. Every kit has prerequisites, expected evidence, and scoped reset.
This page calls no model, controls no desktop app, stores no memory, creates no PR, and starts no cloud resource.
Make assumptions visible.
Illustrate chargeable AI usage and cloud sandbox meters. This is a scenario estimate, not a tenant quote or spending guarantee.
Copilot seats, Actions minutes, other services, taxes, currency conversion, discounts, and usage elsewhere in the billing entity.
Current enterprise model usage is billed in AI credits, not a fixed one-request-per-task rule. A runtime soft cap is not a billing hard stop.
Cloud compute/storage need separate product/SKU budgets. Within a Git repository, its owner is billed; outside one, choose an approved owner. No expired preview trial allowance is assumed.
Keep the runway current.
Official feeds and releases supply candidate signals. Human review owns feature admission, readiness, pricing, and last-verified dates.
Latest official-source signals
Includes lifecycle, governance, billing, and release changes, not just new previews.
The RSS feed is a rolling window, not a complete history. Older or unannounced features can be missed. Review failed scans and stale assessments; no automated scan can prove exhaustive preview coverage.
Recently generally available.
Reviewed GA announcements, their dates, and a concise enterprise use. Feature releases and model availability are tracked separately.
These are historical announcements, not tenant access or production approval. Continue reviewing eligibility, policy, data, cost, and all required pilot gates.
New GA signals to review
Daily official-source scans surface candidates here. A maintainer must verify the scope and date before adding a reviewed GA record; preview assessments are never promoted automatically.