1 · Who would use Copilot
| Role | People | Salary per month net | Conservativemin / day saved | Realisticmin / day saved | Optimisticmin / day saved |
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2 · Pay and hours
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| Taxes and contributions on top ?The percentage added to the salary to get the full cost of employment: income tax and social contributions when you enter net pay; employer contributions only when you enter gross. Typical: 35–60% on net, 15–30% on gross. | % |
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3 · Licence and adoption
| Copilot licence ?Microsoft 365 Copilot Business is the same product at a lower price for tenants on Business Basic, Standard or Premium, up to 300 seats. Everyone else buys Microsoft 365 Copilot. | |
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| Adoption in year one ?Not everyone uses a new tool from day one. This share of licensed people actually realises the savings, averaged over the first year. Pilots with named routines reach 70–85%; licences handed out without a plan reach 40%. | % |
| Readiness review, one-off ?Copilot shows people what they can already open. A review of SharePoint sharing and sensitivity labels before rollout is the step that prevents the incident. Fixed price; set to 0 if you do it yourselves. |
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