Use Raq.com From Microsoft 365 Copilot

Install the Raq.com agent in Microsoft 365 Copilot and ask about Task Board or Team Comms without leaving Copilot Chat. Each person connects their own Raq.com account and approves anything that changes data.

What the Raq.com agent can do

Ask "what's on my task board this week?" or "summarise the latest Team Comms thread". The agent picks the right Raq.com tool for the job. One connection covers the modules available to that person, and Copilot sees only the Raq.com accounts they can access.

Copilot sends questions through a read-only tool. Moving a card or posting an update goes through a separate action tool, and Copilot asks for confirmation first. Raq.com rejects any write request Copilot sends through the read-only route.

Microsoft's many Copilots

Microsoft has about a million things called Copilot, and Raq.com works with three of them.

If you use a work or school account, your administrator adds the Raq.com agent to the organisation's app catalogue. It then appears in Copilot Chat. You don't need the paid Microsoft 365 Copilot add-on. Tenant settings and usage limits apply.

If you build your own agents in Copilot Studio, add Raq.com's Model Context Protocol server using Streamable HTTP and OAuth or an API token.

Personal Copilot can't use a custom MCP connection. Use Context Export to download selected Raq.com data as Markdown, then attach the file to a Copilot conversation. You'll find the connection URL and instructions under AI Connections in Settings.