The Copilot Cowork Playbook: 10 practical workflows to turn Microsoft Copilot into your AI coworker

Learn practical Copilot Cowork workflows to delegate work, automate tasks, and work smarter across Microsoft 365

Key Features
• Use practical workflows for inboxes, meetings, research, reporting, project handoffs, and more
• Create repeatable workflows, team-specific skills, and extended capabilities that fit the way your organization works

Book Description
What if you stopped treating Microsoft Copilot as a tool to ask questions and started treating it as a coworker you can hand over real work to? The Copilot Cowork Playbook shows you how to make that shift through 10 practical, real-world workflows built around Copilot Cowork. Instead of collecting isolated prompts, you'll discover how to delegate complete pieces of work, move information across Microsoft 365 apps, and turn recurring tasks into repeatable AI-powered workflows.

You'll see how Copilot Cowork can help you triage your inbox, prepare for meetings, create and transform documents, turn notes into multiple deliverables, manage stakeholder communications, conduct research, automate recurring work, and build team-specific capabilities.

Each workflow is designed around a familiar business problem and focuses on the outcome, so you can quickly identify where Cowork can save time and reduce busywork in your own role.

Whether you're just beginning to explore Copilot Cowork or already using Copilot regularly, this playbook will help you move from one-off prompting to meaningful AI collaboration.

What you will learn
• Turn everyday tasks into Cowork workflows
• Delegate multi-step work instead of writing one-off prompts
• Move seamlessly from notes to documents, decks, emails, and more
• Automate recurring work with scheduled prompts and team-specific skills
• Extend Copilot Cowork across your team's tools and processes

Who this book is for
This book is for Microsoft 365 users, knowledge workers, team leads, managers, and business professionals who want to move beyond basic Copilot prompts and use Copilot Cowork to handle complete, repeatable workflows. No programming experience is required, but readers should have a working familiarity with Microsoft 365 and access to Microsoft Copilot features relevant to their organization.