Microsoft Loop on one side, Power Automate and Adaptive Cards on the other, together with Microsoft Copilot, play the main roles in our journey towards the interaction of the main characters. Microsoft Loop has been developing at a breathtaking pace since its inception in 2021. From its beginnings in team chats, with Outlook, Word, OneNote, Whiteboard, Teams channels, Planner and Co., a large number of other M365 apps have become possible starting points for using various Loop Components (which are also developing at a high pace). Parallel to this, since the going live of the Loop app in late summer 2023, the next level of Loop has been available. On the one hand, 3rd party apps such as Trello, Jira or Figma can be integrated into Loop via the Loop app, and on the other hand, since the beginning of 2024, the first deployment options for Power Automate have been available in various Loop Components. At the latest with this, we have reached #NextLevelCollaboration. It gets really interesting when we pick up on the basic idea of the 'Atomic Units of Productivity' from Loop and follow the idea of working together across app and M365 boundaries. We use the possibility to create our own Loop Components for integration into Teams, Outlook and Co. with Adaptive Cards. Typical processes such as approval of travel expenses, adjustment of credit limits, comments and much more from other apps and tools can be dynamically mapped and, above all, integrated across app boundaries based on Adaptive Cards. We are supported by various Microsoft Copilots in both Loop and Power Automate and Co. Let's go on a journey through the Loopiverse and Adaptive Cards with the active support of Microsoft's Copilots. Let's go on a journey through the Loopiverse with Power Automate, Adaptive Cards and the Microsoft Copilots.