Removing Microsoft 365 Copilot Actions from Targeted Release
This post relates to Copilot Actions in Microsoft 365 Copilot, which is in Targeted Release. Thank you for using Copilot Actions. User feedback has highlighted a strong desire from customers for the ability to set up recurring user-created prompts over the “out-of-the-box” prompts included with Copilot Actions. Based on this input, we will be moving the actions scheduling functionality to the Microsoft 365 Copilot Chat “Scheduled Prompts” experience where customers can add recurrence to their prompts. To complete this change, we will be removing the Actions icon from the Microsoft 365 Copilot App left navigation pane 30 days from this announcement. Already created actions will expire naturally, however we recommend customers turn off their recurring actions before May 12th, 2025. When will this happen: May 12th, 2025 Call to action for Admins: Inform your users that Copilot Actions icon will be removed from the left navigation pane. Their recurring actions will expire naturally post May 12th or they can turn off the actions before May 12th using the Manage tab experience noted below. They can set up recurring prompts using the M365 Copilot Chat Scheduled Prompts experience. How to turn off recurring actions: View image in new tab Message ID: MC1052906
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