An engineering manager is choosing a Copilot plan and lists the governance capabilities her organisation must have: an organisation-wide audit log of Copilot administration, an organisation policy that blocks suggestions matching public code, and programmatic seat administration through the REST API. Which statements about which plans satisfy these governance needs are accurate? Select TWO.
- ACopilot Pro meets the requirements once a payment method is added, because the public-code matching control and audit logging are available to any paying individual subscriber.
- BNo single Copilot plan offers all three, so the organisation must combine a business subscription for seats with a separately purchased audit add-on for the logging requirement.
- CCopilot Free satisfies the audit and policy requirements at no cost, with only the REST seat-management capability reserved for the paid business and enterprise tiers.
- DCopilot Business is the minimum plan that provides all three: the organisation audit log, the public-code matching policy applied organisation-wide, and seat management through the REST API. Correct
- ECopilot Enterprise also satisfies all three requirements, since it includes every organisation governance control in Copilot Business and adds further enterprise-level capabilities on top. Correct
Why A is wrong: This is tempting because Pro is a paid tier, but it is a personal subscription without organisation-wide audit logging or centrally enforced org policies, so it cannot satisfy the governance needs.
Why B is wrong: This invents a separate audit add-on; the organisation audit log is part of the business and enterprise tiers, so one plan covers all three without a bolt-on purchase.
Why C is wrong: This is backwards; the free tier is a personal subscription with none of these organisation governance controls, not merely missing the REST seat-management piece.
Why D is correct: These organisation governance controls first appear at the business tier, so Copilot Business is the lowest plan that delivers the audit log, the org-wide policy, and REST seat administration together.
Why E is correct: Copilot Enterprise is a superset of the business governance controls, so it equally provides the audit log, the public-code policy, and REST seat management while adding more.