Let's Copilot addresses a very specific problem: companies buy Microsoft 365 Copilot licenses, hand them out, and then watch most employees barely use them. Instead of long manuals or one-off workshops, the platform delivers bite-sized, gamified lessons that live inside Microsoft Teams, so learning happens in the same place people already work. An AI coach named Co runs an automated intake, asks about each person's role and experience, and then assembles a personalized program designed to build a daily Copilot habit.
The content library spans 70+ practical lessons covering prompting, responsible AI use, and concrete scenarios in Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook and Teams. Progress is tracked with badges, visible team competition and a shared dashboard, which gives managers measurable signals about activation rather than just license counts. The vendor reports average results of 91% of players saying work quality improved, 36% adoption growth within six weeks, and roughly three hours saved per employee per week, and there is an on-site calculator that estimates the cost of unused licenses.
The company also offers Let's Copilot Chat, a browser-based variant with no installation required, aimed at faster rollouts. Pricing is a per-user annual license (around €48 down to €44 per user per year depending on volume) with custom enterprise tiers for 1000+ users. The site supports English and Spanish, and the intended buyers are HR, L&D and IT leaders running Copilot change programs. Note that Let's Copilot is an independent vendor and is not an official Microsoft product, even though it integrates with Microsoft Teams and Microsoft 365.
