Design human escalation for Copilot Studio handoffs
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Set Copilot limits, escalation triggers, ownership and privacy controls so human handoffs are clear, contextual and measurable.
TL;DR
Define Copilot limits and escalation triggers before release. Copilot Studio handoff can pass conversation history and relevant variables to a connected engagement hub. Transfer only task-related context, name owners for exception paths, and test ambiguous, sensitive, repeated-failure, unavailable-agent, and interrupted-transfer cases.
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Governance takeaway
- Makers: Define the Copilot's limits and offer a visible route to human help after unresolved or high-risk requests.
- Admins/CoE: Assign owners, route cases by issue and urgency, and test the configured handoff path before launch and after major changes.
- Security/Compliance: Tie sensitive and policy-restricted requests to human review, limit transferred records to task needs, and follow privacy, access and retention rules.
Frequently asked questions
How does Copilot Studio handoff pass conversation context to an agent?
Copilot Studio handoff can send conversation history and relevant variables to a connected engagement hub. The transfer flow can also include a private message for the agent.
What Copilot requests should trigger human escalation?
Escalate ambiguous, incomplete, out-of-scope, repeatedly misunderstood, sensitive, high-impact, or policy-restricted requests. Users should also have a clear option to ask for a person.
Which metrics should measure Copilot human handoff quality?
Track successful transfers, time to reach a person, resolution time, repeat contacts, abandoned conversations, and user feedback. Also check whether agents received enough context to continue.