Introduction Embedding a Copilot Studio Agent within a SharePoint page can significantly enhance user experience by providing seamless access to AI-powered assistance directly within the context of a SharePoint site. While there are examples of achieving this using SPFx (SharePoint Framework), I wanted to explore whether this could be done using out-of-the-box (OOB) features without custom development. In this blog post, I will walk you through the steps to embed a Copilot Studio Agent into a SharePoint page using the Embed Webpart and site settings.

Executing a Flow from Column Formatting from a page using the Embed Webpart I encountered an intriguing challenge: triggering a flow from column formatting within a List View Webpart. Initially, I successfully created a button within a list to execute a flow on a specific item, following the steps outlined in Microsoft’s documentation here. It worked seamlessly within the list interface directly. However, when attempting to add the list with the formatting column using the list view webpart on a page to allow end-users to trigger the flow the results were different.