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What's new: Explore the new Microsoft Copilot Chat in Business Central (2026 release wave 2)

Microsoft Copilot Chat built into Business Central (2026 release wave 2), shown in a 5-minute demo: sales tax setup, finding underperforming items, sales improvement suggestions, calendar-based meeting prep with a sales brief, and general directions help.

  1. 0:00 Introduction to Copilot Chat in Business Central
  2. 0:29 Sales tax setup scenario with Copilot
  3. 1:45 Analyzing sales data to find underperforming items
  4. 2:34 Copilot recommendations for improving sales
  5. 3:11 Preparing for customer meeting with calendar integration
  6. 3:48 Sales brief and customer information gathering
  7. 4:44 Using Copilot for directions and travel assistance
  8. 4:57 Closing remarks
video Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central (YouTube) · 2026-10-01Watch on YouTube

Overview

The video introduces the new Microsoft Copilot Chat built directly into Business Central and walks through a set of scenarios in one session. Release status of the feature is not stated.

The demo covers setting up sales tax for a state such as Oregon using data pulled from the internet, and analyzing Business Central sales data for items that sold the least in the last 3 months. It then shows Copilot suggesting how to improve sales of those items. Next, Copilot reads the user’s calendar, finds a customer meeting, and produces a sales brief. The video ends with Copilot giving directions, which goes beyond Business Central data.

Key points

  • Copilot Chat is built directly into Business Central and handles several business scenarios in one chat.
  • Sales tax setup: Copilot pulls data from the internet and other sources to guide state-specific setup. For Oregon the setup differs because the sales tax rate is zero.
  • Copilot suggests follow-up questions, such as working out the correct ZIP codes for California.
  • Sales analysis: Copilot reasons over Business Central data to find the items that sold the least in the last 3 months. This can take a little longer.
  • Suggestions for weak items include bundling them, promoting underperforming color variants, and cross-selling during existing sales.
  • Meeting prep: Copilot accesses the user’s calendar to find a customer meeting, then pulls Business Central data related to that customer.
  • The generated sales brief includes sales figures, sales momentum, account risk, and recommended talking points.

Features

Feature Status At
Microsoft Copilot Chat in Business Central generally available (roadmap Enable Microsoft Copilot chat experience), demoed 0:06
Sales tax configuration assistance status not stated, demoed 0:42
Sales data analysis with Copilot status not stated, demoed 1:57
Copilot recommendations for sales improvement status not stated, demoed 2:34
Calendar integration for meeting preparation status not stated, demoed 3:25
Sales brief generation status not stated, demoed 3:48
General knowledge and directions assistance status not stated, demoed 4:27

A status with a roadmap link comes from the Microsoft 365 roadmap feature this part of the video covers (matched by Haiku; links Opus dropped are not used); other statuses need a status word in the video itself.

Quotes

  • 0:18 “Business Central has new Copilot chat, uh Microsoft Copilot built directly in Business Central.”
  • 0:56 “Copilot pulls data from the internet and from various other sources and provides all the answers I need.”
  • 1:57 “We are looking for items that sold uh the least in the last 3 months.”
  • 2:10 “Copilot provided me the answers true to my question. Specifically, probably the Rome guest chair uh and maybe Sydney swivel chair.”
  • 2:45 “Copilot gives me some recommendations to bundle those items together, maybe promote some underperforming uh color variants,”
  • 3:25 “Copilot is now accessing my uh calendar and finding a meeting with my customer.”
  • 3:59 “Copilot prepared a sales brief with some additional sales figures and information I need for the meeting.”

Presenters (as heard): Unknown presenter.