MC1552503 - Copilot Studio - Credit visibility in run view & monitor in workflows
Microsoft 365 Message Center announcement MC1552503.
MS Message Center's Summary
Makers can now view Copilot Credit consumption directly within workflow runs and monitors in Copilot Studio following the general availability rollout on November 11 2026. This capability helps administrators and makers track usage and predict costs before scaling solutions to production. Review your capacity monitoring practices to ensure teams understand these new credit visibility indicators and capacity warnings.
- Administrator impact
- No direct administrator action is required.
- End user impact
- Makers gain visibility into credit consumption for workflows and will see capacity warnings when limits approach.
- Importance
- 2/10: This is an informational feature update that introduces visibility improvements without requiring immediate administrative intervention.
- Message Center ID
- MC1552503
- Category
- stay Informed
- Severity
- normal
- Services
- Microsoft Copilot (Power Platform)
- Tags
- New feature
- Published
- 2026-11-14
- Last updated
- 2026-11-14
- Expires
- 2026-12-14
We are announcing Copilot Credit visibility in run view and monitors in workflows in Copilot Studio. This feature reached general availability on November 11, 2026. How does this affect me? Makers will now be able to see how many Copilot Credits each workflow run consumes directly from the workflow designer. This allows makers to predict and control the cost of automation before scaling it to production, and to quickly identify which steps are driving consumption. This feature brings the following improvements: Run Details: A credits pill shows the estimated credits per run and per step. Monitor tab: You can now view credits used across runs to understand and predict costs. Capacity awareness: A warning banner will appear when credit limits are approaching or have been reached, and test runs will be blocked when credits are exhausted. What action do I need to take? This message is for awareness, and no action is required.