Miro for Google Calendar, request management workflows, SCIM attributes

Introducing Miro for Google Calendar The Miro for Google Calendar Chrome Extension takes the stress out of meeting setup for organizers and gives participants the access they need to make meetings more productive. Use the new extension to add Miro boards to any Google Calendar event in just a few clicks and ensure meeting participants have the appropriate view, comment, or edit access ahead of time, so meetings go off without a hitch.   Read the blog to learn more and Help Center article for installation instructions. Automate and manage Miro requests using your request management workflows Available for Enterprise Plan. To reduce admin overhead, we’ve released a new Request Management configuration in the Account Security settings. Currently, any time a new user requests access to Miro or to upgrade their license, an email notification is sent to the Company Admin. Now, Company Admins can configure the way they will be notified of these requests and may choose from three options: 1. Send a standard email notification to admins (existing feature) 2. Redirect the requester to a service desk (new) 3. Automatically convert their request into a ServiceNow ticket (new) To learn how to use these new configurations, check out our Help Center article.  Process internal chargebacks with new SCIM attributes If you’re currently using SCIM to manage user provisioning and deprovisioning for Miro, we’ve added support for six new attributes to give you access to more detailed information on which parts of the organization or cost centers users belong to.  The new attributes include: Employee number Cost center Division Department Manager name Manager id For more information about these new attributes and other features currently supported through SCIM, please see our updated Help Center article.  Coming soon: increase meeting engagement with Guest Editor access to collaborative apps To give guests more opportunities to participate during meetings and workshops in Miro, we will be releasing an update soon to grant Guest Editors the ability to access collaborative apps that are installed on the board. Currently guests can see these apps that are installed, but are not able to use them without registering for an account. With the upcoming change, Guest Editors will be able to use collaborative apps as they do the other tools on the board. Note, collaborative apps are a subset of apps available to users. These are plug-ins that only interact with objects on the board and meant to encourage engagement during synchronous sessions. They do not access any data that lives outside the board or in other systems.