Many organisations want AI to improve productivity, but struggle to connect technology investments to real-world outcomes. This customer story shows how The Salvation Army UK and Ireland modernised employee workflows with Microsoft 365 Copilot to help staff spend less time on manual work and more time supporting communities. Read this story to get a practical example of how Copilot can streamline everyday tasks at scale while supporting mission-driven goals. When you're ready, connect with NCS IT Ltd to talk about applying similar approaches in their own environment.
How does Microsoft 365 Copilot help The Salvation Army?
Microsoft 365 Copilot helps The Salvation Army by simplifying tasks and reducing the time spent on administrative work. It unifies systems, making information easier to find and use, which saves staff hours per task. This allows employees to focus more on their core mission of serving communities.
What challenges did The Salvation Army face before adopting Copilot?
Before adopting Copilot, The Salvation Army faced challenges such as scattered data and overwhelming administrative tasks. Staff struggled with information overload and often turned to nearly 200 shadow AI tools to manage their workload, which introduced risks to data integrity and compliance.
How has Copilot changed the work experience for employees?
The introduction of Copilot has reshaped the daily work experience for employees by providing practical support during heavy workloads. Staff have reported significant time savings, improved clarity in their tasks, and enhanced collaboration across teams, allowing them to focus more on their mission-driven work.