Attention Management, Miro Grids, and Content Admin for enterprise
Miro introduced Attention Management features ("Bring to me" and "Follow") to help facilitators guide participants in remote workshops, launched Miro Grids for organizing board content in visual tables, and added Content Admin capabilities for enterprise users to manage boards and templates with extended permissions.
Organize better workshops and meetings with Attention Management Attention Management is a powerful facilitation feature for remote meetings and workshops. It allows meeting organizers and workshop facilitators to guide participants and ensure everyone is following and engaged. This feature is especially important for facilitating massive workshops with dozens of participants because it helps direct their attention to the area of the board where collaboration is happening at a particular moment. Bring to me Easily bring all collaborators to the area of the board you want everyone to focus on with ‘Bring to me’ functionality.
Available on Team, Business, Consultant, Enterprise, and Education Plans. Once you bring all of the participants to the particular area of the board, we enable auto-following, which means that all of the collaborators will be seeing exactly the same content as you. If you notice that someone accidentally got lost on the board, it’s possible to direct collaborators back to the focus area one by one.
Available on all plans.
We proactively notify all collaborators when ‘Bring to me’ functionality is used which helps ensure they understand who is facilitating the workshop and what is happening at the particular moment. Follow If you are working with multiple facilitators or presenters, it’s possible to follow them by selecting their avatar and using ‘Follow’ functionality. This way you can easily switch between different areas of the board and follow what other participants do.
Available on all plans. Visit Miro Community to let us know what you think about this feature. Introducing Miro Grids – visual tables for organizing your board content Starting today, all Miro users have access to Grids – a new widget that allows you to organize content within visual tables in a matter of seconds. Visit our blog, watch the product video to learn more about this feature and visit Miro Community to let us know what you think about this feature. Content Admin feature introduced for the Enterprise Plan users This feature is available by request. It gives Enterprise Company Admins extended permissions to manage projects, boards (e.g. delete, transfer, or move boards and download board backups), and company templates without needing to request permission from board owners to do so. This gives them the greater ability to better organize and administer the workspace. What does it mean to Company Admins? For a company admin, extended permissions provide more granular control to manage the Enterprise account. Additionally, these controls allow them to ensure compliance with security standards (like having the ability to transfer content when an employee leaves and user is deactivated). Visit Miro Community to let us know what you think about this feature.
Miro now integrates with Claude Design, allowing designs to be sent directly to boards in one click. Additionally, Prototype Variations lets teams generate and compare multiple design directions from a single prompt side by side before committing to a direction.
Connect Miro to Claude Code via MCP to push code explorations directly onto the canvas as prototype screens, enabling teams to collaborate and align on next steps in a single workspace.
Miro now enables improved conversion of screenshots and Figma assets into connected prototypes, automatically matching UI structure and styling from your original designs to create natural multi-screen flows. This functionality is included in the Miro Prototypes Add-on.