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Announcement

Introducing the Flexible Licensing Program and admin experience improvements

Miro announced the Flexible Licensing Program for Enterprise customers, enabling unlimited licenses per quarter with no upfront commitments. The update also includes improved admin UI and tooltips for user invitations, and a new free account program for hackathon and contest organizers.

Introducing the Flexible Licensing Program Available for Miro Enterprise only. Easily scale Miro adoption risk-free with unlimited licenses every quarter. With no upfront commitments or retroactive charges, you control how quickly you need to grow. Read the blog post to learn more or contact us to see if FLP will fit your organization's needs. Improved admin experience for new user invitations This update only applies to customers who are currently enrolled in our Flexible Licensing Program (FLP). This UI and tooltip copy update improves the clarity of what license types users will receive and which users will be affected. Miro supports online hackathons and contests organizers If you organize a remote hackathon, contest, or online challenge, you can apply for a free Miro account, to enable all your participants with comfortable space to collaborate and co-create together regardless of the time-zone or location.
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