Copilot FAQs

Microsoft have updated their Copilot FAQs.

The October changes to the website include a renaming of Microsoft 365 Copilot Chat to Microsoft Copilot Chat, along with the addition of the brand-new Microsoft 365 A7 to the list of eligible licences.

Curious to know what’s missing and what’s wrong? Subscribers can use the Cautionary Notes in our Licensing Guides Gallery to find these details, as well as quick access to the website link and a PDF capture: https://bit.ly/4APGgon. If you’re not yet a subscriber and just need a copy of the guide, you’ll find it here: https://bit.ly/4hs6xSg.

Subscription License Suites Licensing Guidance

Microsoft have updated their Subscription License Suites Licensing Guidance website.

The October update features the two big launches of the month: Microsoft 365 A7 for Education and Microsoft 365 G7 for US Government.

While it’s a useful reference to compare Microsoft 365 licences, this update to the website introduces some new errors to watch out for – all outlined in our Licensing Guides Gallery, exclusively for subscribers: https://bit.ly/47GWcMc. There, you’ll also find a link to the Subscription License Suites Licensing Guidance website and a history of PDF captures, providing a record of the documents and changes between versions. If you’re not yet a subscriber, you can find the latest version here: https://bit.ly/4hxDBXG.

Microsoft 365 A7 and Microsoft 365 G7

Microsoft 365 A7 for Education and Microsoft 365 G7 for Government Community Cloud (GCC) both launched on 1 October 2026.

The two new offerings are positioned as the Education and US Government versions of Microsoft 365 E7, overtaking Microsoft 365 A5 and Microsoft 365 G5 as the top-tier licences available.

For Education customers, Microsoft 365 A7 comes in flavours for faculty and students, with a Student Use Benefit option also available.

While not all features of Microsoft 365 G7 are available immediately for GCC customers, additional capabilities are planned to arrive in stages over the coming months. The release coincided with the general availability of Agent 365 for GCC, which launched on the same day.

You’ll find Microsoft 365 A7 details in the Product Terms change summary for October here: https://bit.ly/3Tuy7Fe and a feature breakdown on the updated Subscription License Suites website here: https://bit.ly/4cqn6v9. You can read the announcement article for Microsoft 365 G7 here: https://bit.ly/4yK6Ptw and view further information on the Public Sector Blog: https://bit.ly/4Afay3v.