492979 – Microsoft Copilot (Microsoft 365): Reference a Microsoft Teams meeting when creating a PowerPoint presentation

Product:

Copilot, Microsoft 365 Apps, Teams

Platform:

Windows Desktop, World tenant

Status:

In development

Change type:

Links:

MC1085672

Details:

You can now reference a Microsoft Teams meeting when you create a presentation with Copilot in PowerPoint.

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Release Phase:
General Availability

Created:
2025-05-08

updated:
2025-10-22

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summary for non-techies**

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explanation for non-techies**

Imagine you're preparing a case for court or a presentation for a big meeting. You've had several discussions with your team on Microsoft Teams, and now it's time to compile all that information into a PowerPoint presentation. Traditionally, you might sift through meeting notes, emails, and your memory to piece everything together. This process can be time-consuming and prone to oversight.

Now, think of Microsoft Copilot in PowerPoint as your digital assistant, much like a paralegal or an assistant manager who has been present in all your meetings and knows exactly what was discussed. With the new feature, you can directly reference a Microsoft Teams meeting when creating your presentation. It's like having a detailed transcript and summary of your discussions at your fingertips, ready to be integrated into your slides.

This functionality streamlines the process of creating presentations by allowing you to pull in relevant content and insights from your Teams meetings. It's similar to having a well-organized filing cabinet where you can easily find the documents you need without having to search through piles of paper. This ensures that your presentation is not only accurate but also comprehensive, reflecting all the important points discussed in your meetings.

By integrating these meeting references directly into PowerPoint, you save time and reduce the risk of missing critical information. It's a bit like having a GPS that guides you to your destination without needing to stop and ask for directions along the way. This change enhances productivity and ensures that your presentations are as informed and effective as possible.