How is this organization built, managed, and expanded?
iyibir Copilot is the enterprise intelligence employees work with. Copilot Studio is positioned as the layer where that intelligence is designed, built, and managed for your business.
Not the end-user screen — the layer behind it.
Copilot Studio is positioned as the management and development layer where the iyibir Copilot experience is shaped for a business; it is not the interface users chat with day to day.
iyibir Copilot
The enterprise intelligence users see and work with in their daily workflow.
Copilot Studio
The layer where that intelligence's expertise, capabilities, rules, and permissions are designed.
In short: you talk to iyibir Copilot; with Copilot Studio, you shape the organization behind that conversation.
Wondering how the organization works?
The Enterprise Intelligence Network page explains how expertise areas work together around Copilot.
One layer, for different teams.
Copilot Studio aims to let teams with different responsibilities work through the same development layer.
ERP consultants
Can turn processes specific to an industry or company into Copilot capabilities.
Software developers
Can build new connections, enterprise services, and custom capabilities.
System administrators
Can manage access, security, permission, and approval policies.
Expansion for the organization across five areas.
These are the elements Copilot Studio aims to add to the organization.
New areas of expertise
Designed so that business-specific task areas and responsibility boundaries can be defined.
Capabilities and tools
New capabilities that reach ERP tools and enterprise services can be developed.
Data sources
Beyond ERP records, connecting defined in-house information sources is a goal.
Enterprise rules and terminology
Permission, security, and approval policies, along with the business's own terminology, are defined.
Workflows
Cross-department collaboration and the conditions for working together are configured.
Coordination does not take control away from you.
Every area of expertise and capability defined in Copilot Studio is designed to stay bound to the business's permission and approval principles.
User-based permission
Each area of expertise is designed to operate within the ERP permissions of the user who invokes it.
Approval steps
Final approval for impactful transactions always stays with the user; Copilot prepares and explains.
Policy ownership
Defining and changing these rules is the responsibility of system administrators.
Areas of expertise work together along a defined flow.
Copilot Studio aims to define the steps cross-department collaboration follows.
- 1The ERP consultant defines the steps of the cross-department process.
- 2The software developer builds the required connections and custom capabilities.
- 3The system administrator applies permission and approval rules to the process.
- 4Areas of expertise work together according to the defined flow.
What are these flows based on?
- Flows are defined around the business's own processes; they are not a fixed template.
- Multiple areas of expertise working together rests on the same coordination principle described in the Enterprise Intelligence Network.
A new area of expertise goes live in a controlled way.
The core purpose of Copilot Studio is for new capabilities to be added to the organization in a controlled way.
Scope definition
What data and permissions a new area of expertise will access is defined first.
Controlled rollout
New capabilities are designed to move into production gradually and in a controlled way.
Review
System administrators assess and approve the impact of a capability before it goes live.
The release approach described here summarizes the security principle Copilot Studio aims for; the platform's current scope is clarified on a project basis.
See how your way of working changes — with your own scenario.
In a 15-minute demo call we'll work through a real decision scenario together and watch the flow from your Logo data to answers and recommendations, live.