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Your Microsoft 365,
in plain English.

Finally, a Microsoft 365 assistant that takes action — reads and replies to your email, books your meetings, creates scheduled tasks, and more. Tell it your preferences once and it works exactly the way you do.

From $25/month.

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You 9:13 AM
Pull my unread emails from this morning, flag anything from the board, and create tasks for anything that needs a reply.
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Microclaw 9:14 AM
Found 12 unread emails since 8am.

Flagged 2 board messages:
  · Patricia Yuen — Q2 budget review request ✓
  · David Chen — board agenda corrections ✓

Created 4 tasks in To Do:
  · Reply to Patricia re: Q2 budget review
  · Confirm board agenda with David
  · Respond to Sarah's contract question
  · Follow up with Tim on the SOW

⚡ Automation active — flagging board emails going forward.
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You 9:15 AM
Draft a reply to Patricia — tell her I'll have the numbers ready by Thursday and ask if she needs the raw data or just the summary.
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Microclaw 9:15 AM
Draft ready — confirming before I send:
📧 Draft email · To: Patricia Yuen
Re: Q2 Budget Review
Hi Patricia, I'll have the numbers ready by Thursday. Would you like the raw data, the summary, or both?
Reply to Microclaw…
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The problem

You've tried the alternatives.
They all have the same problem.

Copilot talks about doing things instead of doing them. Power Automate requires IT even for simple rules. Neither works the way you'd expect an AI assistant to work.

Microsoft Copilot

Looks built-in.
Isn't connected.

The Copilot that comes with your M365 subscription can't see your data. Ask it to summarize your email and it asks you to paste the content in. The paid add-on ($18/mo promo, $21 standard) can finally read your inbox — but each app still starts fresh. There's no single conversation that spans email, calendar, and tasks.

✕ Talks about doing it
Power Automate

Marketed as no-code.
Requires IT in practice.

Building even a simple rule — "when I get an email with an attachment, save it to OneDrive" — requires navigating a flow builder, configuring connectors, and debugging developer-log error messages. Flows break silently. There is literally a website called ihatepowerautomate.com. Power Automate has no intelligence; it just runs scripts.

✕ No IT, no flow
Microclaw

Actually does it.
In plain English.

Microclaw connects directly to your entire Microsoft 365 account — reading and writing across email, calendar, tasks, and files in one conversation through Teams. You describe what you want. It does it — or asks a single clarifying question if it needs to. Automations are set up in plain English and fire in real time. No flow builder. No IT call.

✓ Does it
Copilot vs. Microclaw

One conversation.
Every app.

Microsoft has built tier after tier of Copilot — and each one falls short in a different way. The version included with your M365 subscription can't see your email. The paid add-on can, but treats every app as a separate conversation. Cross-app action is locked behind a $99/month enterprise bundle — not in Teams, every action requires approval, large orgs only. Microclaw does all of it today, for less, for any team size.

Microsoft Copilot — included with M365
Flag emails from the board, add them to my task list, and block off a free hour in my calendar this afternoon to work on this
You
Copilot

I can't directly change your mailbox or calendar for you, but here's a clean, ready-to-use setup that does exactly what you described. I'll make a few reasonable assumptions and note them clearly so you can adjust in seconds.

1) Automatically flag emails from the Board

Assumption: Board members email you from known domains or specific addresses.

Outlook rule (recommended)

  • Open Outlook → Settings → Mail → Rules
  • Create a new rule: Name: Board Emails
  • Condition: From → specific people, or From domain (e.g. @boardcompany.org)
  • Actions: ✅ Flag the message  ✅ Categorize as Board  ✅ Move to a Board folder
  • Save

This ensures every board email is automatically flagged the moment it arrives.

2) Add flagged board emails to your task list

Outlook flags integrate directly with Microsoft To Do. Any flagged email appears in To Do → Flagged Email. Due date follows the flag you choose (Today, Tomorrow, Custom, etc.).

Best practice (1-click workflow)

When a board email arrives, keep the auto-flag. Adjust to Today or This week if needed. It immediately shows up as an actionable task. No extra setup beyond the rule above.

3) Block off a free hour this afternoon

Assumptions: You want focused work time, no meetings. "This afternoon" = a typical focus window.

Suggested calendar block:

  • Time: 2:00–3:00 PM today
  • Title: Board Email Review & Actions
  • Show as: Busy

How to add quickly (Outlook Calendar):

  • Open Calendar
  • Click today at 2:00 PM, drag to 3:00 PM
  • Add the title above and save

✅ End result

By doing this, you now have: 📩 Board emails automatically flagged  ✅ Every board request tracked in your task list  🕒 A protected hour to process and act on them. If you want, next we can: auto-create tasks with a specific due date, get a daily digest of board emails, or turn this into a recurring weekly board-review block. Just say the word.

Three apps. Three separate conversations. Context lost every handoff. ✕
Outlook Copilot To Do Copilot Calendar Copilot 👤 You carry the context. You do every handoff. Each Copilot starts fresh. Every app. Every time.
Microclaw
Flag emails from the board, add them to my task list, and block off a free hour in my calendar this afternoon to work on this
You
MC
Done.
2 emails flagged and added · 3–4pm blocked on calendar
One message. Three apps. ✓
Outlook ✓ flagged To Do ✓ task added Calendar ✓ blocked MC Teams bot 👤 One message. Three apps. Done.
Microsoft Copilot — what's locked behind each tier
Includedwith your M365 plan
Copilot appears in the sidebar. Ask it about your email — it asks you to paste the content in.
✕
↓   still not enough?   pay more
+$18/moSMB add-on · promo price, reverts to $21
Can finally read your email. Each app still starts fresh — no cross-app context.
✕
↓   on E3? same wall, higher price
+$30/moEnterprise add-on
Same Copilot as above. Microsoft charges more because your base plan costs more.
✕
↓   want agents?   another add-on
+$15/moAgent 365 · on top of the above
Your IT team can build custom bots for the org. You still can't cross apps yourself.
✕
↓   want cross-app?   one more tier
$99/moE7 bundle · large enterprises only
Cross-app AI — finally. Not in Teams — you leave your apps to use it at m365.cloud.microsoft. Requires approval before every action. Large enterprise accounts only.
✕
Microclaw
$25/mo
from $25/mo · no Azure · 1,500 msg included
✓ Reads your email from day one — no paste, no setup
✓ Cross-app in one conversation
✓ Lives in Teams — no new tab, no new app
✓ Reads and updates Excel cells — Copilot can only read
✓ Natural language automations — say it once, runs forever
✓ Conversation memory across sessions
✓ Data encrypted in transit, never stored after conversation ends
✓ No IT required
✓ Available now
Does what the $99 enterprise bundle promises.
Right now. For less.
Power Automate vs. Microclaw

Say it once.
It runs forever.

Power Automate asks you to build flows, configure connectors, and debug error logs. Microclaw lets you just describe what you want — in plain English, in the same Teams conversation you already use. It handles everything else, and fires the moment the trigger happens.

Power Automate

Power Automate calls itself no-code, but rarely is. Conditions mean expressions. Branch logic means diagrams. When Microsoft updates a connector, flows break without warning — you only find out when nothing happens. Want to change the rule? Back in the builder. Want five automations? Five flows to build, test, and maintain.

45 minutes of setup. Breaks when connectors update. ✕

"When I get an email from the board, flag it and create a task" — as a Power Automate flow:

When a new email arrives (V3) ···
Fromboard@company.com
↓
⚡ Condition ···
@{triggerOutputs()?['body/from']} contains board
↓
✓ If yes
Update email (V2) ···
ImportanceHigh
Flag Statusflagged
↓
Create a task (V2) ···
Title@{triggerOutputs()?['body/subject']}
Request body (JSON) advanced
{
  "title": "@{triggerOutputs()?['body/subject']}",
  "importance": "high",
  "dueDateTime": {
    "dateTime": "@{addDays(utcNow(), 1)}",
    "timeZone": "UTC"
  },
  "linkedResources": [{
    "webUrl": "@{triggerOutputs()?['body/webLink']}",
    "applicationName": "Outlook",
    "displayName": "@{triggerOutputs()?['body/from']}"
  }]
}
＋ Add an action
✕ If no
＋ Add an action
Microclaw
When I get an email from the board, flag it and create a task
You
MC
Done.
Rule active · watching board@company.com
Active in seconds ✓
In the time it took to build that one flow, you could have set up all of these — and moved on with your day:
15 minutes before any meeting, send me the agenda and attendee info
You
MC
Done.
When a file is added to the Contracts folder, message me in Teams
You
MC
Done.
Every Friday at 4pm, summarize this week's emails from the sales team
You
MC
Done.
When a Planner task is assigned to me, add it to my To Do list
You
MC
Done.
Every morning at 8am, tell me what's on my calendar today
You
MC
Done.
5 rules active · pause or cancel any of them just by asking
What it does

Your entire M365 environment.
One conversation.

Email, calendar, tasks, Excel, files, Teams, OneNote, Planner, SharePoint — read and write across all of it in one conversation.

Outlook

Email

Read, search, summarize, send, reply, forward, flag, and draft. Ask it to find emails by topic, person, or date. Have it synthesize a thread before you reply. Reads attachments too — PDFs, Word docs, and images.

Outlook Calendar

Calendar

Create, update, and delete events. "Find a time for me, Sarah, and Tom this week" — it checks everyone's availability and proposes slots. Set reminders and get a morning briefing of your day.

Microsoft Teams

Teams

Send messages to channels, read channel history, @mention colleagues. Everything you do in Teams manually, done in plain English.

People

Contacts & people

Look up colleagues, check availability and presence, find anyone in your org directory. Create and update contacts.

Microsoft To Do

To Do

Create and manage your personal task list. Mark things complete, set due dates, and stay on top of follow-ups — all from the same conversation.

Microsoft Planner

Planner

Create and update tasks on team boards. Assign work, track status, and move cards — without leaving your Teams conversation.

OneDrive

OneDrive

Read, search, upload, and summarize your personal files. Ask it to find a document, pull key points from a report, or save an attachment.

SharePoint

SharePoint

Search and read files across team sites and group libraries. Find shared documents, pull content from a team site, or check what's in a project folder.

OneNote

OneNote

Read notebooks and pages. Pull content from your notes into a conversation, answer questions about your notebook, search across sections.

Microsoft Excel

Excel

Read data and update specific cells or ranges — without downloading the file. Works on any Excel file in OneDrive or SharePoint. Ask it what's in a column, update a value, or pull a summary from a table.

Automations

Set up rules in plain English. "When I get an email from the board, flag it and create a task." Fires the moment it happens — not on a timer.

Works wherever Teams does

Message Microclaw from your phone, desktop, or browser — wherever Teams runs, Microclaw is there. It runs in the cloud, not on your machine, so it's always on — even when your laptop is off.

Cross-app search

One search across email, files, people, and sites at the same time. Find anything in your Microsoft 365 account without knowing where it lives.

Meeting transcripts

Summarize meetings, extract action items, and answer questions about what was discussed — minutes after a call ends.

Scheduled tasks

Tell it to do something at a specific time. "Every Monday at 9am, send me a summary of last week's emails from the sales team." It remembers.

Learns how you work

Tell it your preferences once — how you like emails formatted, who to always CC, what to skip — and it applies them every time.

Setup

Three steps.
No Azure. No IT.

Install from AppSource, sign in with your Microsoft account, and start talking. No Azure subscription, no API keys, no infrastructure to manage.

1

Install from AppSource

Find Microclaw in the Microsoft AppSource marketplace and click Get it now. Your subscription starts immediately — billed monthly through Microsoft.

Microsoft AppSource
2

Sign in with Microsoft

Open Teams and message the Microclaw bot. Sign in with your existing Microsoft 365 account. Microclaw inherits your permissions exactly — it can only do what you can do.

Microsoft sign-in
3

Start talking

That's it. Ask it anything — read my emails, schedule a meeting, create a task, check a spreadsheet. No manual, no training, no Azure portal. Just plain English.

Microsoft Teams
Need stronger data residency?

Orgs with compliance requirements can deploy Microclaw to their own Azure subscription — your data never touches our infrastructure. Same $25/month; you pay your own Azure hosting (~$13/mo) and OpenAI usage directly to Microsoft. No message cap. Browser-based setup takes about 15 minutes, guided step by step. See how each plan handles your data →

Privacy & compliance

Two deployment options.
One honest answer for each.

Most AI tools give you vague privacy assurances. We give you two clearly defined options — pick the one that fits your requirements.

Standard plan
🔒

Encrypted in transit. Never stored.

Your messages and Microsoft 365 data transit our servers to process your request. We never store conversation content after a session ends. Data is encrypted in transit. Strict per-tenant isolation is enforced at the database layer — no cross-tenant access is possible by design.

🧹

Nothing retained after your conversation ends

When your conversation is over, the content is gone. We retain user preferences you explicitly save (like writing style or key contacts) and your automation rules — nothing else. Cancel your subscription and we retain nothing.

🪪

Delegated auth — we act as you, not above you

Microclaw uses your Microsoft account credentials via delegated OAuth. It can only access what your account can access — it has no elevated privileges. Your organization's existing Microsoft permissions and Purview policies apply automatically.

Standard plan — data flow
💬
You (in Teams)
Your message
↓
⚡
Microclaw (our servers)
Encrypted in transit · not stored
↓
🤖
Azure OpenAI
Microsoft's AI infrastructure
↓
🏢
Your Microsoft 365
Email, Calendar, OneDrive, Teams,...
↓
💬
Back to you
In Teams
Data transits our servers · encrypted · never stored
Self-Hosted plan
🏛️

Your data never touches our infrastructure

Microclaw deploys as a container inside your Azure subscription. Every message, every Graph API call, every AI query stays within your own Microsoft environment. We supply the software; you control the servers. Purview, DLP, and eDiscovery apply automatically — no configuration required.

💡

Same $25/month software license. You pay your own infrastructure.

Azure Container Apps hosting: ~$13/month fixed. Azure OpenAI usage: ~$5–14/user/month at typical use. All billed directly by Microsoft — we never see your usage costs. As you add users, the fixed hosting cost amortizes — the Self-Hosted plan gets cheaper per user the more you add.

Self-Hosted plan — data flow
💬
You (in Teams)
Your message
↓
⚡
Microclaw (your Azure)
Running in your subscription
↓
🤖
Azure OpenAI
Your Azure account · your bill
↓
🏢
Your Microsoft 365
Email, Calendar, OneDrive, Teams,...
↓
💬
Back to you
In Teams
Everything stays within your Azure environment

Want a detailed breakdown of how data flows for each plan — and what that means for your privacy?

How it works →
Permissions & control

It can only do
what you allow.

Read and write are separate permissions for every app. Microclaw can see your email by default — but sending email, managing files, or creating calendar events requires you to turn it on explicitly. Your organization can lock specific permissions at the admin level before users ever see them.

📖

Read on by default

Microclaw can see your email, calendar, tasks, and files out of the box — so it can help without any configuration.

✏️

Write permissions off by default

Sending email, creating calendar events, uploading files — all off by default. One toggle to enable any of them, and just as easy to turn back off.

🏛️

Admins can lock anything

IT can restrict permissions org-wide before deployment. Locked rows can't be changed by individual users.

Permissions
19 Enabled
6 Disabled
1 Locked
Email
Read email Read
Send and manage email Write
Calendar
Read calendar Read
Manage calendar Write
Files
Read files Read
Manage files Write
🔒 Admin restricted
Teams
Read Teams messages Read
Send Teams messages Write
Tasks
Read tasks Read
Manage tasks Write
Privacy & trust

What we never do.

You're giving Microclaw access to your email, calendar, and files. Here's exactly what that means — and what it doesn't.

We never store your messages

Conversations are processed in memory and discarded the moment a response is sent. Nothing is written to a database. There is no conversation log on our end.

We never train on your data

Your email, calendar events, and files are never used to train models — ours or anyone else's. Your data is only ever read in the context of fulfilling your specific request.

We only touch what you ask us to touch

Microclaw reads and writes only the specific resource your request requires. It does not scan your inbox proactively, index your files in the background, or retain access between conversations.

All data is encrypted in transit

Every request between your Teams client, Microclaw, and Microsoft's APIs is encrypted over TLS. Nothing travels in plain text. No intermediary storage. Request in, response out.

Your Microsoft permissions control everything

Microclaw operates within the OAuth scopes your admin approves. It cannot do anything your Microsoft 365 permissions don't already allow. You can revoke access at any time from your Microsoft account settings.

Want full control? Host it yourself.

The Self-Hosted plan runs entirely within your own Azure subscription. Your data never leaves your environment. We ship the software; you run the infrastructure. See pricing →

Pricing

$25/month.*
Two ways to deploy.

Same product, same price, same features. The only difference is who runs the infrastructure — and what that means for your data.

Standard plan
$25
per user / month · billed via AppSource · we host
1,500 messages/month included. No Azure account needed.
  • ✓ We run it — no setup, no Azure account needed
  • ✓ Install in Teams in under 2 minutes
  • ✓ Best for most users — simple, everything managed for you
If you go over 1,500 messages (avg. 75/work day), $0.01/message via Stripe — never cuts you off. 200 extra messages costs $2.
Coming soon to Microsoft AppSource
Self-Hosted plan
$25
per user / month · billed via AppSource · you host
No message cap. Your data never leaves your Azure environment.
  • ✓ You run it — on your own Azure account
  • ✓ Guided 15-minute setup — we walk you through every step
  • ✓ Right choice if data privacy matters to you
1 user 5 users 10 users 25 users
Software license ($25/user) $25$125$250$625
Azure Container Apps (fixed) $13$13$13$13
Azure OpenAI (~$9/user) ~$9~$45~$90~$225
Per user / month ~$47 ~$37 ~$35 ~$34
Gets cheaper as you add users. The $13/month Azure Container Apps cost is fixed regardless of team size. Azure OpenAI usage varies with volume — $9/user/month reflects typical daily use. No message cap; heavy users just use more Azure OpenAI tokens on your bill. Infrastructure costs go directly to your Azure account — Microclaw never sees them.
How the data flow works →

* $25/user/month is the software license for both plans, billed via Microsoft AppSource. Standard plan: includes 1,500 messages/month; overage $0.01/message via Stripe, never hard-stops. Self-Hosted plan: you also pay Azure infrastructure costs (Container Apps ~$13/month fixed + Azure OpenAI ~$9/user/month at typical use) directly to Microsoft — Microclaw never sees those charges.

FAQ

Common questions

It depends on which deployment you use. Standard plan: Your messages and Microsoft 365 data transit our servers to process your request — the same way any Teams bot works. We never store conversation content after a session ends. Everything is encrypted in transit, and strict tenant isolation ensures no cross-tenant access. Self-Hosted plan: Microclaw runs inside your own Azure subscription. Your data never touches our infrastructure — it stays within your Microsoft environment the entire time.
For the Standard plan: No. Install directly in Teams, sign in with your Microsoft account, and start using it. No Azure subscription, no technical prerequisites. For the Self-Hosted plan: You'll need an Azure subscription — most organizations already have one. Setup is browser-based and guided step by step, taking about 15 minutes. No DevOps knowledge or IT ticket required. If you can log into Azure portal, you can complete the setup.
Copilot is built into individual Microsoft apps — Outlook, Teams, Word — one app at a time. The free version that comes with M365 can't access your inbox at all — it asks you to paste content in. The paid add-on can read your email, but only inside Outlook, starting fresh each time. It can't check your calendar, create a task, and send a reply all in one conversation. Microclaw connects directly to your entire Microsoft 365 account and acts across all of it in a single thread. Ask it to "check my email, find anything urgent, create tasks, and send a summary to my team" and it does all of it at once.
Power Automate is a rule builder, not an AI. You drag and drop pre-built blocks — but you're limited to whatever Microsoft has pre-built. Anything beyond the basics requires connector configuration and developer-style debugging. It's marketed as no-code but hits a wall fast for anyone who isn't technical. Microclaw lets you just say what you want in plain English — "when I get an email from the board, flag it and create a task" — and it handles the rest. No blocks, no connectors, no IT call.
Standard plan: $25/month per user, billed through Microsoft AppSource. Includes 1,500 messages/month. Usage above that is $0.01/message, billed via Stripe. The vast majority of users never reach the threshold. No Azure account needed. Self-Hosted plan: $25/month software license plus your own Azure infrastructure costs. Azure Container Apps hosting runs ~$13/month fixed regardless of team size, plus Azure OpenAI usage (~$5–14/user/month at typical use). All-in for a single user: ~$43–52/month. For a team of 5+, per-user cost drops toward ~$30–39 as the fixed hosting cost spreads across more users. No message cap.
Microclaw signs in as you using your Microsoft account — it can only access what you can access. Out of the box, all read permissions are on (it can see your email, calendar, tasks, and files) and all write permissions are off (it cannot send, create, or modify anything). You turn on write permissions individually from the settings page. Easy to enable, easy to turn back off.
Standard plan: Cancel your AppSource subscription and we retain nothing. Conversation history is not stored persistently — there is nothing to delete on our end. Your Microsoft 365 data — emails, calendar, files — is completely unaffected. It lives in Microsoft 365, not in Microclaw. Self-Hosted plan: Cancel your AppSource subscription to stop billing. Remove the container from your Azure account at any time. All conversation history and preferences lived in your Azure container — they are entirely under your control.
Both plans support individual users and full org deployments. An admin can deploy Microclaw across their team, control which permissions are available to users, and manage usage org-wide — on either plan. On the Standard plan, each team member signs in with their own Microsoft account; no shared Azure subscription required. On the Self-Hosted plan, the Azure hosting cost (~$13/month) is fixed regardless of how many users you have, so org deployments are cost-efficient at scale.
The Standard plan includes 1,500 messages/month. Usage beyond that is $0.01/message, billed via Stripe — it never hard-stops. A heavy daily user sending 50 messages every working day of the month would use about 1,100 messages and stay well under the threshold. If you do go over, the overage charge at $0.01/message is small — 200 extra messages is $2. The Self-Hosted plan has no message cap because you pay your own Azure OpenAI costs directly.
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