Admins can use Billing Policies to manage Copilot Pay-as-you-go services for their enterprise users
Admins can use Billing Policies to manage Copilot Pay-as-you-go services, controlling usage and costs by linking agent usage to departments and user groups. This feature will be available globally from early to mid-May 2025. Admins need to create billing policies and link them to specific Copilot scenarios. With Pay-as-you-go Billing Policies, administrators can easily manage and control the usage and costs associated with Copilot Pay-as-you-go services. This feature allows admins connect agent usage to specific departments, and control user group access to ensure efficient and cost-effective operations. By implementing Pay-as-you-go Billing Policies, organizations can streamline their billing processes and ensure that each department is accountable for its usage, ultimately leading to better financial management and resource allocation. When this will happen: General Availability (Worldwide): We will begin rolling out on early May 2025 and expect to complete by mid-May 2025. How this will affect your organization: View image in new tab What you need to do to prepare: Admins must create billing policies to assign Azure subscription and user scope. Admins must also link one or more Pay-as-you-go policies to Copilot scenarios like M365 Copilot Chat to allow the end-users that are part of the billing policy to use work-grounded declarative agents in M365 Copilot Chat. Message ID: MC1060873
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