By doing so, SharePoint users can conveniently access the Copilot agent, enhancing their experience with Copilot's semantic search and other AI-enabled capabilities.
It is important to note that end users with premium Copilot licenses (the $30 per month Microsoft 365 Copilot license) can utilize the agent without any additional charges. However, users without this license will be subject to a pay-as-you-go message consumption subscription. For further details, please refer to this article: Manage message capacity - Microsoft Copilot Studio |Microsoft Learn
Once the agent is created, you need to approve it to make it official. Follow the steps below:
Now we need to get the agent's URL so we can embed it to a SharePoint page. To do this, navigate to the SharePoint site's Site contents -> Site Assess -> Copilot -> Approved
.
You should see the approved agent's ".agent
" file in that folder. Now click on it to open the agent and grab the full URL on your browser's URL bar.
The final part of this task: to add the agent to a SharePoint page to achieve better end user experience.
Edit
" button on a page's tool bar (not the top navigation bar!) if you have permissions to modify it. Also please note you can add an agent to a page hosted on a different SharePoint site.Edit
" button and now you are in its edit view. Choose a place on the page you would like to add the agent to. In this case, let's add it to the space above "Quick links" section.+
" sign on the page's edit view, choose the Embed webpart.<iframe src="--the full URL to you agent--" width="360" height="720"></iframe>
In my case the iFrame code is something like:
<iframe
src="https://******.sharepoint.com/sites/CopilotDemo/SiteAssets/Forms/AllItems.aspx? id=%2Fsites%2FCopilotDemo%2FSiteAssets%2FCopilots%2FApproved%2FCopilot%20Demo%20Documents%20agent%2Eagent&viewid=708ee07e%2D3e99%2D4da2%2D942f%2D9506762c8e32&parent=%2Fsites%2FCopilotDemo%2FSiteAssets%2FCopilots%2FApproved" width="360" height="720"></iframe>
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