Aristo
Question 3 of 6 · What is actually used?
2,760 people used Copilot in the last 14 days — 65.7% of the 4,200 paid seats, and 4 agents are built in the tenant.
counted from Contoso's illustrative records · in the last 14 days
The move
Meet the teams where the use already is — and the ones it has not reached yet.
Terms on this page
Active this period — at least one qualifying Copilot action in the last 14 days, per Microsoft’s usage report — not merely a sign-in.
Agent — a scoped AI assistant that does one job, on one register whoever built it.
Question 3 · What is actually being used?
As of 24 September 2026
Last counted Run #4 24 September 2026
2,760 people used Copilot in the last 14 days — and 4 agents built in your tenant.
Microsoft Teams · Aristo Spark
Real capture
Fig · Aristo at work, in the place your people already are. Not a mock-up and not a render — a capture from a live tenant.
1Somebody asks in their own words. No portal to learn, no syntax, no training.
2Aristo answers with a card rather than a link — the play itself, ready to run.
3The exact prompt, written for them and scoped to their own week. One tap to copy.
4And it says what it costs, up front: free, on the Copilot seat they already hold.
Every card is one job, one tap, one honest price — and every tap is counted, which is where the usage numbers on this page come from. Each person gets the right drink at the right time: one next win at a time.
How we counted this
the working, the words, the sources
So what: this is your real AI estate — usage where it actually happens, and every agent (ours or not) belongs on one register. No more guessing what exists.
Defined: agent — a scoped AI assistant that does one job. declarative agent — the safe kind: instructions + knowledge, no code, runs inside your Copilot. register — the single list of every agent, whoever built it.
See the whole estate — every team, every agent
teams · skills · agents · reach
21 named teams; Other teams shows 2 teams together — small figures are shown in words estimate The ready cohort apportioned across your departments by team size and Cowork fit. The departments are counted from your directory; the share each one carries is an assessment, so it is labeled one — and it is a share of a cohort, never a headcount.
Engineering1,550 credit-readyready for credits · ~$50,900/mo
Sales1,370 credit-readyready for credits · ~$44,580/mo
Operations1,020 credit-readyready for credits · ~$30,380/mo
Customer Success885 credit-readyready for credits · ~$27,200/mo
Finance650 credit-readyready for credits · ~$23,460/mo
Marketing540 credit-readymedium Cowork fit
IT495 credit-readymedium Cowork fit
Product455 credit-readyready for credits · ~$16,010/mo
Human Resources370 credit-readymedium Cowork fit
Manufacturing537 credit-readymedium Cowork fit
Copilot seats by slice COUNTED · k≥5
Engineering680 seatsMicrosoft 365 Copilot: 680
Sales600 seatsMicrosoft 365 Copilot: 600
Operations420 seatsMicrosoft 365 Copilot: 420
Customer Success390 seatsMicrosoft 365 Copilot: 390
Finance340 seatsMicrosoft 365 Copilot: 340
Marketing260 seatsMicrosoft 365 Copilot: 260
IT250 seatsMicrosoft 365 Copilot: 250
Product260 seatsMicrosoft 365 Copilot: 260
Human Resources180 seatsMicrosoft 365 Copilot: 180
Manufacturing210 seatsMicrosoft 365 Copilot: 210
Supply Chain210 seatsMicrosoft 365 Copilot: 210
Data & Analytics240 seatsMicrosoft 365 Copilot: 240
Knowledge worker1,700 seatsMicrosoft 365 Copilot: 1,700
Engineer950 seatsMicrosoft 365 Copilot: 950
Manager850 seatsMicrosoft 365 Copilot: 850
Executive540 seatsMicrosoft 365 Copilot: 540
United States1,850 seatsMicrosoft 365 Copilot: 1,850
India1,000 seatsMicrosoft 365 Copilot: 1,000
United Kingdom650 seatsMicrosoft 365 Copilot: 650
Canada540 seatsMicrosoft 365 Copilot: 540
North America2,390 seatsMicrosoft 365 Copilot: 2,390
India delivery1,000 seatsMicrosoft 365 Copilot: 1,000
EMEA650 seatsMicrosoft 365 Copilot: 650
One slice is shown at a time; slices are never crossed.
Most-reused recipe: Turn a messy sheet into a clear chartrun 4 times
Shelf skills reused across the org — built once, credits never re-burned9 reuses
4 governed agent packages in the register — every one owned by your people, forged from a sentence
3 skills on the shelf — reused 9 times, credits never re-burned
0 Business Dev Environments — stage your forged agents in a real ALM dev box
Connected-agent activation candidates and identity holdsnot counted as installed or working
🛰️ Fresh from the roadmap — just shipped in Copilot, ready to try
Excel canvas — ▶ try in Copilot → · what’s new →
Data Loss Prevention – New Guided Experience to Diagnose and Resolve DLP Issues — ▶ try in Copilot → · what’s new →
Intelligent meeting recap available without saving transcript — ▶ try in Copilot → · what’s new →
Aristo answers your Frontier Firm — the score, the licenses waiting for a user, and who is credit-ready — here in the authenticated Report, from counted signals, never estimates. The answer stays attached to the evidence, actions and report context leaders can verify.
Review activation candidatesCandidates are separate from installed and working agent inventory
Contoso Travel Desk · Contoso IT · not built by Aristousage: not yet exposed by Microsoft
Benefits Answers · Contoso People Team · not built by Aristousage: not yet exposed by Microsoft
Warehouse Stock Check · Contoso Operations · not built by Aristousage: not yet exposed by Microsoft
Every agent in your tenant, whoever built it — read from your Copilot catalog. Per-agent usage isn’t exposed by any Microsoft API yet, so no run counts are shown.