Every coaching format at a glance, plus the process every session follows. Start with whatever is holding you up right now — the details for your situation are on the page for it, not here.
Quick sort
The three standard formats, depending on what it's about:
Are you deciding this for yourself, or on behalf of others?
Is it more about permissions and rollout — or day-to-day work?
This fits
1:1 Coaching
We take one task from your week and build, in the session, what makes it shorter.
This fits
IT and Admins
We build the governance before the rollout goes live, not as a fix afterward.
This fits
Teams and Groups
A shared checkpoint, one agent everyone uses, and a champion with a real tool.
What you need
Not sure?
The intro call tells you what fits
Twenty minutes, no strings attached. We look at your situation together and tell you which format fits — even if, right now, none of them does.
Which format fits?
The formats differ in length, group size, and goal — not in quality. What each one costs is on Pricing and packages.
Coaching, consulting, and workshops on Microsoft 365 Copilot run online by default and, by arrangement, on site in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland.
| Format | Scope | Fits if |
|---|---|---|
| Intro call | 20 min | You're not sure yet whether a single session, a package, or a workshop is the right call. |
| Single session | 45 min | You have a specific task and want it handled this week. |
| Ten-session package | 10 sessions, booked as needed | You want to genuinely change how you work, and be able to keep building on it yourself afterward. |
| Team workshop | 1 day, 5–15 people | You want to kick things off together in a single day instead of spreading it across weeks. |
| Team package | 6–10 hours over 4–6 weeks | You want room to experiment and adjust between sessions. |
| Governance workshop | 1 day, IT team | Several people in IT need the same basis for their decisions. |
| Custom project | varies by project | Multiple departments, a rollout, or a fixed timeline depend on it. |
What sets them apart is the goal, not the price. If you want to move one specific topic, agent, or workflow forward right now, go with the single session. If you want to really change how you or your team work — with onboarding and several rounds that build on each other — go with the ten-session package.
| Single session | Ten-session package | |
|---|---|---|
| Goal | One specific topic, one agent, one workflow — moved forward now | A bigger shift, done right from the start, toward the Copilot Mindset |
| Cycle | One pass, tightly focused on a single thing | Several rounds, each building on the last |
| Onboarding | — | Included |
| Outcome | A usable result that's up and running the next day | Fourth phase: your Copilot Mindset |
The cycle
Whether it's a single session or a ten-session package, we always follow the same pattern. After Doing, the next checkpoint begins — a single session is one pass through; in the package, several rounds build on each other.
To make the cycle easy to follow, one example runs through all of it: a project manager who spends every Monday pulling the status together by hand from five project channels.
We look at your actual task, not a demo. I keep asking questions until the real sticking point is clear.
“Every Monday I spend two hours pulling the status together from five project channels before I can even walk into the status meeting.”
The checkpoint usually surfaces several possible paths. Together, we decide which one comes first.
Three options are on the table: meeting summaries, an agent for the status report, custom instructions to tame the email flood. The status report saves the most time, and the data is already there.
We build it in the session. Not a sketch — far enough along that you can actually use it.
By the end of the session, there's an agent that reads the five channels and hands you a draft status report every Monday.
optional — only across several rounds
After a few rounds, you stop asking whether Copilot could handle a new task — you just start with it.
Next up is an agent for the sales reports — and you build it yourself in Agent Builder, because you know the pattern from the earlier rounds.
Where you start
The cycle is the same for everyone. Where you start isn't: Foundation, Agents, and Workflows get progressively more complex, but they're not a sequence everyone has to go through. Control runs across all three — a separate track for IT and admins, not a fourth rung on the same ladder.
Stage 1
For anyone who barely uses Copilot yet, or uses it without a system
Stage 2
For anyone who knows a single chat isn't enough
Stage 3
For anyone who wants processes to run end to end across systems
Runs alongside
For IT and admins — runs alongside every level, not a fourth stage
The most common question
Foundation is for anyone who has never worked with Copilot in a systematic way — not a front door everyone has to walk through. If your next problem calls for an agent, we build an agent in the first session. Where you start depends on the task at hand, not on a fixed curriculum.
One session
A single session is one pass through the cycle, focused on one thing. A ten-session package strings several passes together, with onboarding at the start and the Copilot Mindset as the goal.
Request an intro callTell us in two sentences what you have in mind. We'll get back to you within two business days with our take on which format fits — and we'll tell you if none of them does.