Artificial Intelligence is rapidly becoming the backbone of modern web experiences. Microsoft Power Pages has embraced this shift by weaving AI-powered features deeply into both the site-building and the end-user journey from intelligent chatbots and smart search summaries to AI-assisted form filling and data summarization.
But with great power comes the need for great governance. How do administrators ensure that these AI features are used responsibly across multiple environments? How do they track which features are being adopted, and by how many users? Enter the Copilot Hub for Power Pages, a centralized command center inside the Power Platform Admin Center designed to give admins full visibility and control over AI capabilities.
In this blog, we will walk through the Copilot Hub in detail, what it offers, why it matters, real-world use cases, and a step-by-step guide for admins to get started.
⚠️ NOTE: This feature is currently in Preview and is being gradually rolled out across regions. Ensure your Power Pages site runs on runtime version 9.7.4.xx or later before using the Copilot Hub.
Key Takeaways
- Gain centralized visibility into AI feature adoption across all Power Pages environments.
- Monitor both maker and end-user Copilot usage through built-in analytics and insights.
- Control AI-powered capabilities at the environment or site level with granular governance settings.
- Support compliance and security requirements by selectively enabling or restricting AI features.
- Provide a seamless experience for users through automatic fallback to standard functionality when AI features are disabled.
What is the Copilot Hub for Power Pages?
The Copilot Hub is a dedicated section within the Power Platform Admin Center that provides a unified dashboard for tenant administrators to monitor, analyse, and govern the usage of AI-powered features across all Power Pages environments in their tenant.
In simple terms, it answers three critical admin questions:
- Who is using AI features, and how often?
- Which AI features are enabled or disabled across my environments?
- How do I control AI feature access for makers and end users at a granular level?
The Copilot Hub is split into two primary capabilities... Read More
