Woodgrove Bank has several custom agents in production and wants to understand how often they are used and how adoption varies by agent. The AI admin…

Question breakdown

Tests

Monitor agent usage and adoption with built-in reports

Difficulty

Easy

Key idea: The Microsoft 365 admin center includes a dedicated agents usage report that shows active users and activity for each agent, so admins don't need raw logs.

How to reach the answer

1. The requirement is usage and active users for each individual agent.
2. The admin wants a built-in report in the Microsoft 365 admin center, not exported logs.
3. The general Copilot usage report summarizes Copilot adoption across apps, not per custom agent.
4. Sign-in and SharePoint reports don't track agent activity at all.
5. The report built for agent-level adoption is the Copilot agents usage report.

Each option

• AIncorrect. The Users tab of the general Copilot usage report shows Copilot activity per user across apps, not usage broken down by agent.
• BIncorrect. Entra ID sign-in logs record authentication events and can't show how often a specific agent is used.
• CCorrect. The agents usage report shows active users and usage for each agent directly in the admin center.
• DIncorrect. The SharePoint site usage report covers site activity and storage and has nothing to do with agents.

Common trap: The general Copilot usage report looks like it should cover everything Copilot-related, but it reports at the app and user level, not per agent.

In practice: After rolling out custom agents, admins use the agents usage report to find low-adoption agents and decide whether to promote, improve, or retire them.

Remember: For per-agent adoption, use the Copilot agents usage report, not the general Copilot usage report.

Official documentation: Microsoft 365 Copilot usage report

Drafted with AI assistance and checked against the answer key.