Microsoft Dragon Copilot AI features and pricing (October 2026)

Microsoft Dragon Copilot is an AI assistant for physicians, nurses and radiologists that records clinical encounters and drafts notes, letters and structured data. Clinicians review and approve every draft before it enters the record.

Dragon Copilot combines dictation and ambient listening in one workspace. Clinicians use it as a web, desktop or mobile app and copy the finished note into their EHR, or they use it embedded in an EHR such as Epic through Microsoft's developer kit. Beyond notes it produces orders, conditions and flowsheet values. According to the product page, physician features are available in the US, Canada, the UK, Ireland, France, Germany, Austria, Belgium, the Netherlands and Switzerland, the nurse version is available in the US only, and the radiology version is currently in preview in the US.

• Drafts the visit noteThe assistant listens to the conversation between clinician and patient, including several speakers, and turns it into a draft note in the format of the specialty. Physicians review and edit the draft before it goes into the record, which cuts typing after the visit.
• Proposes structured clinical dataFrom the same recording Dragon Copilot suggests discrete orders, conditions and flowsheet values that partner systems can take over. Clinical teams get fields in the EHR prefilled instead of entering them twice, and they confirm each item themselves.
• Writes letters and summariesReferral letters and after-visit summaries are drafted from the encounter content. Practices and hospital departments save time on correspondence while the treating clinician stays responsible for the final wording. Drafts are based on what was actually said in the room.
• Answers clinical questions in contextDuring documentation, users can ask questions and receive summarized answers drawn from trusted internal and credible external sources. This gives quick reference support without leaving the documentation workflow. Answers appear next to the note the clinician is working on.

• Available as standalone apps or embedded in EHRs through the Dragon Copilot Developer Kit, with SDKs for JavaScript, Android and iOS.
• Microsoft lists SOC 2 Type II, C5 Type II and NEN 7510 compliance, while ISO/IEC 27001 certification is stated as pending.
• Audio, transcripts and flowsheet values are retained for up to 90 days according to Microsoft's FAQ.

Microsoft is headquartered in Redmond, Washington. According to the product page, the physician version is available in the US, Canada, the UK, Ireland, France, Germany, Austria, Belgium, the Netherlands and Switzerland, and the nurse version in the US only.

Recordings contain health data, a special category under Art. 9 GDPR, and patients must consent before an encounter is recorded, as Microsoft itself requires. Clarify in which region audio and notes are processed, since the public pages do not name data centers. Check whether your EHR offers an embedded integration or whether staff copy notes manually. Physicians remain responsible for every draft and suggested order.

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