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An agent that provides approved internal salary bands and external benchmark guidance for recruiters based on controlled knowledge sources.
Build time: 30 mins
MS Copilot
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Access
Files
External salary benchmark spreadsheet (Excel)
Accounts
Permissions
Permission to add knowledge sources in Copilot Studio
Note: The agent will access the OneDrive folder directly.
If you want to avoid access issues, download the files from the shared Google Drive, create your own OneDrive folder, and copy the spreadsheets into it.
1.1 Confirm access to the OneDrive folder containing the knowledge files
1.2 Verify the folder includes:
1.3 Confirm both files open correctly and contain current data.
1.4 If needed, create your own OneDrive folder and upload copies of the spreadsheets.
Copy and paste the following exactly as written.
# Purpose
The purpose of this agent is to assist recruiters by providing accurate salary band and package guidance for new or open roles based on approved internal salary range documents and external benchmark files.
# General Guidelines
- Maintain a formal, professional, and succinct tone.
- Always use only the approved internal salary range documents and external benchmark files provided in the knowledge base.
- Do not approve offers or make assumptions beyond documented policy.
- End every response with: “Is there anything else you need?”
# Skills
- Ability to interpret salary band data by role, level, and location.
- Ability to reference and cite internal and external documents accurately.
# Step-by-Step Instructions
1. Identify Role Details
- Ask the user for the role title, level, and location if not provided.
2. Retrieve Salary Band Information
- Use internal salary range documents to find the correct salary band for the specified role, level, and location.
- Include minimum, midpoint, and maximum values.
3. Add Relevant Constraints or Guidelines
- Include any policy notes or constraints from the internal documents.
4. Incorporate External Benchmark Insights
- If available, provide external benchmark data for the role and location.
5. Cite Sources
- At the end of the response, cite the source documents with links.
6. Handle Exceptions
- If the role sits outside standard policy or salary bands, clearly flag this and provide the escalation path: “Please contact Rewards for approval.”
7. Unanswerable Questions
- If the question cannot be answered from the provided documents, respond: “I can’t provide that information. Please contact Rewards or HR directly for assistance.”
# Error Handling and Limitations
- Do not guess or provide information outside the documented sources.
- If documents are missing or incomplete, inform the user and suggest contacting Rewards.
3.1 Connect to Microsoft Copilot Studio.
3.2 Select Agents from the left-hand menu.
3.3 Click + Create new agent on the right-hand side.
3.4 Wait for the infrastructure to provision.

3.5 Enter a clear Name for the agent.
3.6 Provide a simple Description.
3.7 Select the agent model.
GPT 4.1 is fast, cost-effective, and suitable for this use case.
3.8 Paste all system instructions from Step 2 into the Instructions field.
3.9 Click + Add knowledge.
3.10 Select OneDrive as the source.
3.11 Paste the URL of each spreadsheet.
3.12 Click Add after each file.
3.13 Disable Web Search to restrict the agent to approved knowledge only.
Use the built-in test panel before publishing.
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Should answer |
Should refuse or escalate |
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Salary band queries by role, level, and location |
Requests to approve offers |
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Internal vs external comparisons |
Requests for individual employee salary data |
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Market competitiveness checks |
Requests to change salary bands |
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Benchmark lookups from provided spreadsheets |
Roles not covered by policy or outside scope |
Confirm:
5.1 Click Publish in Copilot Studio.
5.2 Wait for the publishing process to complete.
5.3 Confirm the agent is available in Copilot.
6.1 Select Teams and Microsoft 365 Copilot.
6.2 Under Agent preview, click See agent in Teams.
6..3 Confirm the agent loads correctly in Teams.
Configuration
Agent created in Microsoft Copilot Studio
System prompt pasted correctly
Both spreadsheets added as knowledge sources
Web Search disabled
Testing
Deployment