Repairs investigations are up 474% in five years and Awaab’s Law sets statutory deadlines. Microsoft 365 E7 brings Copilot, Agent 365, Defender, and Purview into one plan to help housing teams respond. This session shows how.
Two things at once
Housing providers are being asked to do two things at once: improve tenant services, and protect sensitive tenant data.
This webinar shows how E7 helps: Copilot for frontline and back-office productivity, Agent 365 for governed AI in tenant services, and Defender, Entra and Purview for security. Presented by Phoenix specialists, with licensing specialists on hand throughout.
Ask our licensing specialists
Phoenix licensing specialists will explain how Agent 365 is licensed as a standalone and what the prerequisites are. They’ll cover the same for Copilot. And they’ll walk through how E7 is currently transacted, including the negotiated concessions available right now. They’ll advise on the most cost-effective route.
Who should watch
This session is for anyone shaping AI and tenant services strategy across housing associations and local authority housing teams:
- →IT directors and heads of IT
- →Data governance leads
- →Resident and customer services leads
- →Procurement leads
Why now
- Awaab’s Law sets fixed timescales for serious damp and mould hazards and emergency repairs from October 2025
- The Regulator of Social Housing’s consumer standards regime is live, with TSM data under scrutiny
- Poor data costs the sector time and effort worth £400m a year in repairs and allocations alone

