
Microsoft 365 Copilot Readiness Solution Brief
Two pages on this decision: what to measure, who has to sign it off, and what should be true before you commit. Free, and written to be forwarded.
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Who’s actually using Copilot, and what can it see?
Copilot can reach anything its users can already open. EtherInsights shows who has a seat, who uses it and what it costs, checks the sharing that would put files in front of Copilot, and scores readiness with a named action for each gap.

Seven questions, about two minutes. The score comes from your answers; a tenant scan confirms it.
Do you know which users are likely to use Copilot, and are licences planned for them?
Have you reviewed oversharing, including external links and broad site access?
Are sensitivity labels and data loss prevention in place through Purview?
Is MFA enforced with Conditional Access for everyone?
Is old and duplicate content cleaned up before Copilot indexes it?
Is there training and an adoption plan?
Will you be able to report on Copilot usage?
Bands: under 50% not yet ready, 50 to 79% ready for a controlled pilot, 80% and over ready to scale.
It works within existing access, so years of oversharing become one prompt away.
External links, broad site access and old permissions accumulate long before anyone thinks about AI.
Copilot is licensed per seat. Without usage by person, idle seats renew alongside busy ones.
Who uses Copilot, what it can reach, and a readiness score with a named owner for each gap.
Overshared salary files and HR cases, then a readiness score that rises as each named action closes.
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A focused walkthrough of readiness evidence across licensing, governance, labels, sharing posture, and Purview coverage.
Usage by seat, a check of the sharing that would put files in front of Copilot, and a readiness score across licences, labels, sharing, Purview and governance.

Last activity per user and per app against each Copilot seat, so an idle seat can be reassigned or cut at renewal.
A check of the sharing that would put files in front of Copilot: Anyone links, Everyone except external users, broken inheritance and unlabelled files.
Adoption, technical, security and data governance readiness in one view.
Each finding has an owner, a proposed fix and evidence for the rollout review.
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See this working on your own tenant.
Seats nobody uses. Changes nobody noticed. AI nobody approved. EtherInsights finds all three across your Microsoft estate, gives each one an owner, and keeps the proof. From £0.79 a user a month.
Seats nobody uses, changes nobody noticed and AI nobody approved, found in one platform. The waste becomes one annual figure your finance lead can read, with a date to beat: your renewal.
£0.79 per licensed user per month, whole platform
Your tenant, your number, 14 days. Connect read-only and see real findings in the first session.
14-day free trial on your own tenant. Cancel inside the trial.
Each finding says what to cut, who owns it and what it is worth. The savings report tracks what was actually cut.
A savings report with an owner, an action and a value on every line
Every leaver closed, checked and filed. Every check says what it couldn't read: anything unread shows as "Not read", never as zero. Read-only by default, and changes are opt-in, run under your own admin's delegated sign-in.
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About EfficientEtherGaps become owner-backed actions with rollout-review evidence. EtherInsights is read-only by default.
£0.79per licensed user / month
Whole platform, one price. You pay for licensed users only. A licensed user is an account that is switched on and holds any Microsoft licence, such as E3. Volume and MSP pricing on request.
Free documents for this decision, written to be forwarded.

Two pages on this decision: what to measure, who has to sign it off, and what should be true before you commit. Free, and written to be forwarded.
Get the solution briefMicrosoft facts on this page are checked against Microsoft Learn. Glossary of terms
A Copilot readiness assessment checks what needs attention before a Microsoft 365 Copilot rollout. It reviews licences, sensitivity labels, sharing and external access, Purview coverage, and data governance, then returns a readiness score with owner-backed actions for the deployment review.

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Read articleStart on your own, see it with a practitioner, or ask the question procurement will ask. Every path has a person behind it and a published price.
See what your Microsoft estate is wasting.
Connect your own tenant with read-only consent. Licence, Azure and Cloud PC findings appear in the first session.
Next: sign in with Microsoft and approve read-only access. About seven minutes to connect.
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