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Microsoft launched a Legal Agent AI tool inside Word to help lawyers review contracts. Available via the Frontier program in the US, it checks clauses, flags risks, suggests edits, and aligns with internal guidelines. The agent uses structured workflows and runs within Microsoft 365 security without extra setup.
n8n users can now create AI agents using Microsoft Agent 365 that appear as team members in Microsoft 365 applications such as Teams, Outlook, and Word. These agents receive their own Entra ID for access to services like SharePoint and Teams channels, managed through Microsoft tools for identity and compliance. The integration allows agents to handle tasks directly in conversations, pulling data from tools like Zendesk and Salesforce.
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella emphasized that AI success depends more on intense users and usage than on seat counts. The company reported $82.89 billion in Q3 revenue, with Azure growing 40 percent and Microsoft 365 Copilot surpassing 20 million paying users. Microsoft plans $190 billion in 2026 investments amid a shift to usage-based models.
Microsoft revealed that Microsoft 365 Copilot now has 20 million paid enterprise seats. CEO Satya Nadella shared this during the quarterly earnings call, noting quadrupled growth in large deployments and usage levels matching Outlook. Queries per user rose nearly 20% quarter over quarter, with agent mode now default across key apps.
Microsoft begins rolling out Agent Mode, previously called 'vibe working,' in its Office applications Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. This upgrade makes Copilot more active in handling commands and edits. It becomes the default for Microsoft 365 Copilot and Premium subscribers, with real-time visibility into AI actions.