SharePoint tools enter Work IQ public preview with permissions and usage billing
Agents gain more SharePoint actions; a Copilot subscription does not mean free bundled usage.
Microsoft opened SharePoint tools in Work IQ to public preview on November 3, offering more than 60 operations. Administrators must enable access and approve WorkIQ.Read for reading or WorkIQ.Act for changes. The older WorkIQAgent.Ask scope alone does not expose the new paths. Actions remain bounded by the user’s SharePoint permissions and tenant policy. Usage is charged in Copilot Credits, independently of Microsoft 365 Copilot licensing.
Tenant rollout, local prices and Traditional Chinese or Cantonese support in Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan are individually unconfirmed. This is a public preview with evolving tool interfaces. Not tested.
Tenant rollout, local prices and Traditional Chinese or Cantonese support in Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan are individually unconfirmed. This is a public preview with evolving tool interfaces. Not tested.
Usage conditions
- Hong Kong
- Tenant rollout, local prices and Traditional Chinese or Cantonese support in Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan are individually unconfirmed. This is a public preview with evolving tool interfaces. Not tested.
- Macau
- Tenant rollout, local prices and Traditional Chinese or Cantonese support in Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan are individually unconfirmed. This is a public preview with evolving tool interfaces. Not tested.
- Taiwan
- Tenant rollout, local prices and Traditional Chinese or Cantonese support in Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan are individually unconfirmed. This is a public preview with evolving tool interfaces. Not tested.
Official source: Microsoft: Introducing SharePoint tools in Work IQ