A business connects Copilot Studio to SharePoint and expects employees to receive accurate answers. Instead, the agent retrieves an outdated procedure, cites a draft policy and combines information from two conflicting documents. Employees quickly stop trusting it....
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How to Connect Copilot Studio to Approved SharePoint Knowledge Sources
A company builds a Copilot Studio agent and connects it to SharePoint. The agent can now search hundreds of files, which sounds useful until it starts answering from draft procedures, outdated policies, duplicate documents and material that was never intended for...
How Maisy Converts Scattered Microsoft 365 Files into Approved Knowledge
A small business may already have most of its operational knowledge inside Microsoft 365, but it is scattered across SharePoint, Teams, OneDrive, Outlook, Word, PDFs and spreadsheets. Some files are current. Others are duplicates, drafts or obsolete. Employees cannot...
How Maisy Creates Department-Specific Knowledge Hubs Without Duplicating Content
A company wants separate knowledge experiences for HR, finance, operations and customer service. The obvious solution is to copy the same policies, procedures and reference documents into several SharePoint sites. That works briefly. Then one department updates its...

