Tüpraş deploys Microsoft 365 Copilot to all employees and estimates 5,000 hours saved monthly
Tüpraş· TürkiyeMicrosoft 365 Copilot
Tüpraş, which the story describes as the largest industrial company in Türkiye, made Microsoft 365 Copilot available to all employees from the start; the story says setup took one week and training covered over 1,000 employees. Uses named include finance reports, HR interview summaries and onboarding plans, procurement document drafting and sales responses. Tüpraş estimates the gains translate to 5,000 hours saved monthly across its workforce.
Overview
Tüpraş, which the story describes as the largest industrial company in Türkiye, made Microsoft 365 Copilot available to all employees from the start; the story says setup took one week and training covered over 1,000 employees. Uses named include finance reports, HR interview summaries and onboarding plans, procurement document drafting and sales responses. Tüpraş estimates the gains translate to 5,000 hours saved monthly across its workforce.
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Inspect the highlighted sourceThe challenge
Tüpraş found that manual workload had a negative impact on the efficiency of its workflow, and wanted AI tools that could be implemented quickly and smoothly while keeping data safe and compliant.
The solution
Tüpraş used Microsoft 365 Copilot within the tools employees already use daily, such as Outlook, Excel, Teams, Word and PowerPoint. Departments apply it to tasks including finance reports, HR interview summaries and role-tailored onboarding plans, procurement document drafting and review, and customer query responses for sales and marketing.
Reported business value
A Tüpraş digital transformation manager says employees who used to spend hours on manual tasks can now complete them in minutes, which the company estimates translates to 5,000 hours saved monthly across its workforce. The story also reports IT cost savings through better resource utilization; these are the customer's own estimates.
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