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Summarize your inbox and reply to an email
Ask Copilot for a digest of your unread mail sorted by priority, then let it draft your replies right inside Outlook.
â How to
- 1Open Copilot Chat (Work mode) and ask for a summary: âSummarize my unread emails from the last 24 hours. Group by priority (urgent / to handle / FYI), show the sender and the action expected from me.â Copilot returns a digest sorted by priority (To handle, InformationâŠ) with, for each email, the sender, subject and expected action.

- 2Open the email you want to reply to: Copilot shows a summary at the top (Summary by Copilot) so you can get the context at a glance.
- 3In the Copilot pane, ask âHelp me reply to this emailâ: Copilot drafts a clear, professional reply, ready to drop into the draft.

- 4Refine the reply in one click with the suggested chips, âMake it more directâ, âAdd critical pointsâ, âInclude specific detailsâ, then review and send.
⥠Prompt to copy
Summarize my unread emails from the last 24 hours. Group by priority (urgent / to handle / FYI), show the sender and the action expected from me.
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