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Meet Microsoft Scout. An always-on agent that keeps work moving, taking action without needing to be prompted each time. As Microsoft’s first Autopilot agent, Microsoft Scout works across Teams, Outlook, OneDrive, and more—taking action within the controls your organization sets. Learn more:

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