Copilot Connector Feature Unlocked: Microsoft AI Can Now Search and Integrate Google and Microsoft Cloud Data
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The latest version of Copilot on Windows (version 1.25095.161.0) introduces a new feature called “Connector,” which can be manually enabled through the settings page. This function allows users to link data from Microsoft OneDrive, Outlook Mail, Contacts, and Calendar, as well as accounts from Google Drive, Gmail, Google Calendar, and Contacts.
Once authorization is complete, users can employ natural language prompts to search across multiple accounts simultaneously — for instance, by asking to “find meeting invitations received last week” or “locate attachments sent by a specific contact.”
This level of cross-platform integration transforms Copilot into an AI assistant more attuned to everyday workflows. Tasks that once required manual switching between applications — such as searching for files or emails — can now be executed with a single command, significantly reducing the tedium of repetitive operations.
Another major enhancement is the addition of document generation and export capabilities. The updated Copilot can, upon request, create and export Word documents, Excel spreadsheets, PowerPoint presentations, and even PDF files directly.
For example, a user may type “organize this text into a report” or “convert this list into an Excel table,” and Copilot will automatically generate an editable document that can be exported with one click to the corresponding Office application. When a response exceeds 600 characters, the system automatically displays an export button, allowing users to swiftly transfer content into Word or PowerPoint for further editing.
The new Copilot version is currently being rolled out via the Microsoft Store to participants of the Windows Insider testing program. Microsoft notes that these features will be released in phases, with testers gradually gaining access to the full experience and invited to share feedback to help refine future updates.
As generative AI capabilities continue to evolve, Microsoft’s goal extends beyond merely enhancing the AI experience within Windows. The company envisions Copilot as a unified workspace — a central hub capable of operating across services and accounts. By enabling seamless interaction between Google and Microsoft’s cloud ecosystems, Copilot is evolving from a contextual assistant into a personalized digital companion — one that understands global information, supports decision-making, and fuels creativity.
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