Copilot model policy API for enterprise, orgs, and teams
REST API endpoints now available to retrieve and update Copilot model policies for enterprises, teams, apps, and organizations, enabling centralized policy management at scale.
You can now use the REST API to retrieve and update Copilot model policies for enterprises, enterprise teams, enterprise apps, and organizations.
What’s newGET and PATCH endpoints are now generally available for model policies at four levels:
- Enterprise:
/enterprises/{enterprise}/copilot/model-policies - Enterprise teams:
/enterprises/{enterprise}/teams/{team_slug}/copilot/model-policies - Enterprise apps:
/enterprises/{enterprise}/copilot/apps/model-policies - Organization:
/orgs/{org}/copilot/model-policies
Together, these endpoints make it easier to manage Copilot model availability across your enterprise. Enterprise policies can delegate model control to organizations in organization mode, or to teams and apps in enterprise teams mode. Reference our documentation on managing availability of models in your enterprise and our REST API documentation to get started.
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