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Message ID: MC1061050
We are announcing the User like or dislike reactions to agent response for Copilot Studio Analytics feature for Microsoft Copilot Studio. This feature allows users to react to agent responses by liking or disliking the response and provides aggregated reaction data to agent makers. This feature will reach general availability on May 6, 2025.
How does this affect me?
With this feature, users will receive the option to like or dislike specific agent responses. Users can provide additional information and submit it with the reaction. Makers can view aggregated reaction information to analyze agent performance and serve the data as an additional source of user feedback.
What do I need to do to prepare?
This message is for awareness and no action is required.
Source: Microsoft
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The recent announcement regarding the User like or dislike reactions feature in Microsoft Copilot Studio Analytics is set to create quite a buzz among both admins and users. This update is not just a minor tweak; it represents a significant step towards enhancing user engagement and feedback mechanisms.
For users, the ability to react to agent responses with a simple thumbs up or down adds a layer of interactivity that many have been craving. It’s like giving a standing ovation or a polite golf clap to the responses they receive. Users can now express their satisfaction or dissatisfaction directly, which is bound to make interactions feel more personalized and responsive. After all, who doesn’t want to feel like their opinion matters? Plus, the option to provide additional feedback with their reactions allows for a more nuanced expression of thoughts—no more vague feedback forms!
On the admin side, this update is a goldmine for data analysis. The aggregated reaction data will empower makers to delve into the performance of their agents like never before. By understanding what users love and what leaves them scratching their heads, admins can fine-tune their agents to better meet user needs. It’s like having a crystal ball that reveals what’s working and what’s not, making it easier to iterate and improve.
Now, how impactful will these changes be? Well, if I had to wager, I’d say they could be quite transformative! The introduction of real-time user feedback can lead to quicker iterations and improvements, ultimately enhancing user satisfaction. It’s a win-win situation where users feel heard, and admins gain valuable insights.
I encourage everyone reading this to share your thoughts! Do you think this new feature will make a difference in your interactions with Copilot? What are your expectations for the future? Let’s hear your opinions in the comments below!
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