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Relecloud's leadership wants to know whether Copilot is measurably changing how employees do their work—shifts in meeting time, email volume, and collaboration patterns. Which report source is built to answer this question?
Viva Insights Copilot Analytics (the Copilot Dashboard)
The Microsoft 365 admin center's usage report
Microsoft Purview audit logs
Two people pull two different, correct adoption numbers for the same organization and month. One number is much smaller than the other. What most likely explains this?
One of the two people made a data-entry error while reading the report
One number came from the general Copilot usage report's agent metric, and the other came from the separate, dedicated Agent usage report—different reports covering related but distinct populations
Enabled Users and Active Users are just two different names for the same metric
An administrator sees that a workload's Enabled Users count is much higher than its Active Users count for the same reporting period. What does this gap indicate?
The organization has more Copilot licenses assigned than it purchased
Many licensed users haven't tried a Copilot feature yet during the reporting period
Copilot is currently experiencing a service degradation affecting most users
Relecloud wants to see the total cost of its Woodgrove fraud-investigation agent, which runs on Microsoft Foundry, alongside its Microsoft 365 Copilot Chat pay-as-you-go spend. Where does the administrator find the Foundry agent's cost?
The same Microsoft 365 admin center billing policy view used for Copilot Chat costs
The Copilot usage report's prompts-submitted metric
Microsoft Cost Management, scoped to the resource group where the Foundry agent is deployed
An administrator sets a billing policy's budget alert threshold to 100% and it fires as expected once spending reaches that level. What happens to the underlying Copilot service?
The billing policy automatically disconnects from the service
Nothing changes automatically—the service and billing continue; the only way to actually stop billing is to disconnect the pay-as-you-go service
The service automatically pauses until the administrator manually re-enables it
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