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Business Central Copilot Edition Developer Insights

Introduction: 

In this blog, let's explore the Business Central Co-Pilot Edition in Business Central.
This blog is regarding the Business Central integration with Open AI(ChatGPT) from Microsoft.

Pre-requisites: 

Business Central v22(Copilot Preview)

Books & References: 

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/business-central/ai-preview-getstarted
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/business-central/ai-overview

Demonstration: 

1. Setup Business Central Co-pilot Edition:
Before the release of Business Central v22, a co-pilot preview was released. This edition provided the AI tools used by Business Central to do the basic marketing texts and reporting.

You could earlier create a preview for Copilot. But with BC v22, you will get it included.
Below is the Business Central version with a co-pilot edition



2. How to use:
Open the Item Card, and you will see the Marketing Text.
This will generate the Marketing Text based upon the attributes present in Item Card.

Agree the Copilot use agreement and terms

You can generate the text by clicking the create draft button.


You can change the suggested text based on the setting below.



Conclusion:

Well, this is just the tip of the iceberg for AI features in BC. Let's keep exploring more for more insights.

Cheers!!

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