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Microsoft Copilot vs ChatGPT: Which Should Your Team Use?

This is usually less of a genuine toss-up than the marketing suggests. If your organisation already runs Microsoft 365, the calculus is different from a team starting from a blank slate.

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CriterionMicrosoft CopilotChatGPT
Best fitTeams already licensed for Microsoft 365, working inside Word, Excel, Outlook, TeamsTeams wanting a standalone tool independent of their productivity suite
IntegrationNative inside the apps your staff already use dailyWorks alongside your tools via browser, apps, and plugins, not embedded in them
Adoption curveShorter for staff already fluent in Microsoft 365, if trained properlyShorter for staff who already use ChatGPT personally
Where it tends to loseWeaker for teams outside the Microsoft ecosystemRequires more workflow change for Microsoft-heavy teams

Which is right for your team

If you are already paying for Microsoft 365 licences that include Copilot, the fastest path to return is training people to use what they are already entitled to properly. Most Copilot rollouts we see are under-adopted, not under-licensed. If your organisation is not a Microsoft shop, ChatGPT is usually the simpler starting point.

Is this the same as Microsoft 365 Copilot?

Yes. Microsoft Copilot and Microsoft 365 Copilot refer to the same product.

Picked a tool? The hard part is adoption.

Tell us which tool your team has and where they are starting from, and we will map out what a session would cover.