Microsoft Graph grounds Copilot with your Microsoft 365 data
Integrate documents, emails, chat, meetings, and more to provide relevant and contextual responses in Copilot for Microsoft 365, within Microsoft’s security and privacy boundaries.
Privacy & security resources
Privacy & security resources
Display organizational data to users only when they have permission to access it. Utilize Microsoft 365 permission models, like SharePoint, to ensure proper access control within your organization.
Learn how Copilot uses your organizational data
Learn how to apply Zero Trust principles to Microsoft Copilot
Extend Copilot with
Microsoft Graph connectors
Use pre-built or custom Microsoft Graph connectors to bring content from external services into Microsoft Graph. This makes all your business and collaboration data searchable for users within Copilot for Microsoft 365 and other Microsoft 365 experiences.
Business & technical resources
Business resources
Display organizational data to users only when they have permission to access it. Use Microsoft 365 permission models, like SharePoint, to ensure proper access control within your organization.
Find available pre-built Microsoft Graph connectors
Learn more about entitlements and overage charges
Technical resources
Use the following instructions to set up pre-built Microsoft Graph connectors:
Set up Confluence Cloud Connector
Set up Jira Connector
Set up Salesforce Connector
Set up ServiceNow Tickets Connector
Follow the tutorials to learn more about extending Copilot for Microsoft 365:
Learn how to extend Copilot for Microsoft 365
Use these resources to build a custom Microsoft Graph connector:
Learn more about Microsoft Graph connectors
Integrate external content with Copilot for Microsoft 365 and Microsoft Graph connectors built with .NET
Use these code samples to get started
Build custom solutions enriched
with Microsoft 365 data
The Microsoft Graph API offers access to the rich datasets behind services including Microsoft 365, Windows, and Enterprise Mobility + Security. Developers can use REST APIs or SDKs to build apps for scenarios like productivity and security, while managing user and device identity, access, and compliance.
Technical resources
Customer success stories
Learn how monday.com used Microsoft Graph to develop WorkOS.
Microsoft Graph APIs
Learn how Structural doubled growth using Microsoft Graph within Teams.
Microsoft Graph APIs
Learn how Chipotle increased loyalty program members using Microsoft Graph and third-party enrichment.
