Microsoft brings full Office capabilities into the Copilot app, Frontier preview first
pswider · x · 2026-09-26
Microsoft is integrating the full power of Office into the Copilot app, letting users go from initial idea to finished work in one place while keeping Office's fidelity, performance and collaboration.
The feature will roll out first via the Frontier early-access channel, confirmed by executives Jeff Teper and Sumit Chauhan — a notable step in merging Microsoft's agent entry point with its productivity suite.
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