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Every capsule

One capsule = one skill, filmed on the real tool, in under a minute.

38 capsules

OutlookBeginner

Copilot in Outlook: summarize a long email thread in 10 seconds

You walk away from a fifteen-message thread with the decisions, actions and deadlines written down, without reading every word.

Copilot in Outlook

OutlookIntermediate

Copilot in Outlook: write an email for your executive in seconds

You get a first draft in one click, ready to correct, sign and send yourself.

Copilot in Outlook

OutlookBeginner

Copilot in Outlook: find the right tone before sending a tricky email

You have Copilot review your message before you send, spotting the tone, the reader’s reaction and the awkward phrasing.

Copilot in Outlook

OutlookIntermediate

Copilot in Outlook: find any info in your emails with one question

You get the answer to a question about your mailbox from a single question, with the source email cited.

Copilot in Outlook

OutlookBeginner

Copilot in Outlook: set up a meeting from an email in 1 click

You start from an invitation with a title and an agenda already drafted from the conversation.

Copilot in Outlook

Copilot ChatAdvanced

Copilot in Outlook: prepare a leadership committee briefing

You arrive at the meeting with a structured note: agenda, key figures, documents to review, open questions.

Copilot in Outlook

OutlookBeginner

Catch up on the weekend in 30 seconds

You start Monday with the list of weekend emails that need an answer, without opening them one by one.

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Copilot ChatBeginner

What actually needs you this morning

One question gives you the list of what matters today, sorted by deadline.

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Copilot ChatIntermediate

The weekly brief for your boss

In one page, you prepare what your boss needs to know on arrival: meetings, pending decisions, watch-outs.

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OutlookIntermediate

Spot the clashes in this week’s calendar

Before noon you know which meetings overlap and which need preparing, instead of finding out on the day.

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OutlookIntermediate

Plan a trip: trains, hotel, calendar

You compare routes and hotels, then put the departure, the arrival and the travel time in the calendar.

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WordIntermediate

Welcome a VIP visitor: checklist, badge, room

You turn the invitation email into a complete checklist: parking, badge, room, coffee, documents.

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ExcelIntermediate

Expense claims: check the spreadsheet

You have Copilot check the sheet and spot the duplicates, the over-limit amounts and the incomplete rows.

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WordIntermediate

Turn rough notes into official correspondence

You start from rough notes and get a structured letter in your house style, ready to review.

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OutlookIntermediate

Translate and answer an email in English

You understand the email that came in English and reply in the partner’s language, without translating from memory.

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OutlookIntermediate

Chase a supplier without burning the relationship

You chase a slow supplier and stay cordial, stating clearly what you expect and by when.

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WordIntermediate

Build the steering committee agenda

You produce an agenda with a time per point, built from the documents in the pack.

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PowerPointIntermediate

Turn the Word file into a PowerPoint deck

You get a structured deck out of the document, and you stay in control of what goes on each slide.

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OutlookIntermediate

A last-minute cancellation

You cancel or replace a meeting, tell the right people in the right order, and don’t wake the whole team up.

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OutlookIntermediate

Answer a complaint email with care

You answer a complaint by acknowledging the problem, giving one concrete step, and making no promise you cannot keep.

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Copilot ChatIntermediate

The end-of-week summary for your boss

On Friday you hand over a one-page summary: decisions, figures, points still open.

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OutlookBeginner

The emails still sitting unanswered

You leave Friday with the list of what got no reply, ranked by age and by urgency.

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OutlookIntermediate

Get next week ready

You get next week ready: the clashes spotted, the meetings to confirm, the files to read before Monday.

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OutlookIntermediate

Out-of-office and handover

You leave at the end of the week without a vague message: a dated out-of-office and a handover your colleagues can follow.

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OutlookBeginner

Confidentiality: what Copilot can and cannot see

You know exactly what Copilot can read in your data, and what it refuses, before you paste anything sensitive.

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Copilot ChatBeginner

Ten golden prompts for an executive assistant

You leave with ten reusable prompts, sorted by moment of the week, that you paste into your own working file.

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SharePointAdvanced

Ask the “Projet Atlas” SharePoint site a question and get the source back

You query the team documents published on the SharePoint site, and you get back to the original document behind every citation.

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Copilot ChatAdvanced

Choose between work and web in Copilot Chat

You decide whether Copilot answers from your emails, files and calendar or from the web, and you know where each source comes from.

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EdgeIntermediate

Summarize the web page open in the Edge sidebar

You summarize the article you are reading without leaving the tab, and you check the source before quoting it.

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OutlookBeginner

Summarize a long email between two meetings

You come out of a thirty-line email with the request and the deadline in three points.

Copilot on the move

OutlookBeginner

Reply in 20 seconds with a Copilot draft

You send a complete, correct reply by reviewing a draft, instead of starting from a blank page.

Copilot on the move

OutlookBeginner

The checks to run before you hit send

You check the recipient, the date and any commitments before every send, and you catch the most expensive mistake.

Copilot on the move

OutlookIntermediate

Chase a supplier from your phone

You chase a supplier between two meetings, with a short message that says what you expect and by when.

Copilot on the move

OutlookIntermediate

Answer a complaint with tact

You answer an unhappy customer by acknowledging the problem and giving one concrete step, without promising what you cannot deliver.

Copilot on the move

OutlookIntermediate

The boss’s week: spot a clash in the calendar

At a glance you spot the overlapping meetings in the boss’s calendar, and open the detail of the right one.

Copilot on the move

OutlookBeginner

Create a meeting in 20 seconds

You create a complete meeting — title, day, time, place — from your phone in about twenty seconds.

Copilot on the move

OutlookBeginner

Move a meeting to another day

You move a meeting and adjust the note in one sentence, without rewriting the invitation by hand.

Copilot on the move

OutlookBeginner

Set a reminder one hour before an important meeting

You set the reminder that leaves you just enough time to prepare the room, the documents and the welcome.

Copilot on the move

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