Microsoft opened its Loop app to public preview on 22 March, giving teams a shared place to organize project pages and content.
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The app brings together workspaces, pages and components: pieces of content that colleagues can edit across supported Microsoft 365 apps. Changes follow the component wherever it’s shared, Microsoft says. A table or checklist can become a live component, letting colleagues update the same material from Teams chat or Outlook.
For organizations, access needs IT administrators to enable Loop. A launch-day walkthrough also describes the required tenant settings.
Copilot, its AI assistant, is separately in private preview. It follows last week’s Microsoft 365 Copilot announcement.
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