Miro Reviews and Ratings

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

In our organization, we are helping our researcher to export the tagged notes, video clips, markers and transcript text created in our platform analysis space from moderated or unmoderated research to a Miro board with just one click.

All the insights created from the participant session are exported to Miro for further collaboration and improvements.

Likelihood to Recommend

I mentioned earlier if you are a researcher then Miro is the best to organize your insights, even for your scrum retrospectives it is very good tool. And few people use it for sprint planning as well.

If you want to use more than 8 tags inside a board then it will disappoint you but i hope you can survive with 8 tags limitation

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

We use it to build data walls for projects: collect data, categorise it, find patterns and come up with ideas based on emerging patterns. We use it for brainstorming and workshops.

Likelihood to Recommend

Starting a new project: dump all the data snippets you collect onto a Miro board, then use the AI features to cluster it, categorise and brainstorm next steps.

Ideation: use Miro to prepare workshops (use an existing template if relevant), use Miro engage to facilitate the workshop. After the workshop, use AI again to clean up the output of the session.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

We use Miro a lot for process mapping initiatives and projects to better understand gaps and areas for improvement that can be addressed during the requirements-gathering stage. We also use it to manage the backlog of work; the latest kanban feature has been used a lot recently to track and update projects.

Likelihood to Recommend

I have already helped a few people in the business utilise Miro for their functions to great success. One of the best uses is for team collaboration. In weekly meetings, we often open Miro to share how items are tracking and how they align with goals. Miro can be applied to most scenarios because of its functionality; it just takes some creativity from the user.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

I use Miro creatively to build an office layout of our entire campus which includes 4 different buildings. This is helpful for new and tenured folks to get a better idea on where each department sits.

Likelihood to Recommend

I personally am the only one solely using Miro, it would be nice to have more premium features included in the free subscription

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

We use it to map out business use cases and talk about user flows. It was especially helpful in creating a cross-functional board for event storming, so that we could apply Domain-Driven Design. The problem it solves is having a single source of truth, and a unified view across many different stakeholder teams.

Likelihood to Recommend

I find it intuitive and easy to use; many whiteboards overload with templates, instructions, and unnecessary items that I have to remove first. But Miro starts with a clean slate when I need it to, which feels more like a true whiteboard experience. It also responds relatively well to navigation around an open board; snappy UI performance is a must.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

Miro has been our visual collaboration and whiteboard tool since 2018. The software has made it possible for us to organise meetings with our stake holders in construction industry such as engineers, architects, clients, technical teams and environmentalists. The software has also enabled us to brainstorm ideas and come up with practical solutions to deal with various challenges in our construction projects. Miro software allows us to properly review our construction designs as a team by enabling us to upload our construction drawings and create a room for exchange of ideas.

Likelihood to Recommend

<div>The software has excellent video quality that enhances remote collaboration.</div><div>Miro is very effective in creating projects timelines and milestone tracking.</div><div>The software is very effective in our daily process mapping and optimization of workflows.</div><div>Effectiveness of the tool in cross team collaboration and brainstorming of ideas.</div><div>Use of Miro software allows efficient tracking of decisions from previous meetings.</div>

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

I use Miro as a general whiteboard where I can draw flow charts, brainstorm with the team or document my thought process on various decisions I make about the product I'm working on, etc. We also use it as a mood board or inspiration board in our design process where the entire team can collaborate together at a single location.

Likelihood to Recommend

In my opinion, overall, Miro is very difficult to use and I think its access management feature totally sucks. I have already described in my previous comments what I think works well and and what not in Miro.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

We use Miro as a way to visualize and present our work, similar to presentation software as well as communication to facilitate easier collaboration and approval with leadership. The business problems the product addresses is visualization, particularly complex topics like a decision tree or a decision making framework.

Likelihood to Recommend

Miro is well suited for building a visualization of a complex concept that sometimes presentation software can be limiting for, i.e. a decision tree. I'd use Miro to build a visual to share more complicated ideas, especially in a larger forum or presentation. I'd also use Miro for larger scale collaboration, like a brainstorm or during a dogfood session when we're trying to capture ideas from a bigger group of people

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

Miro is used in our organization as the tool to prepare and agree on Use Case roadmap or stakeholder mapping. When it comes to live demo or workshop, it provide a clear area to represent what has been discussed, offering the chance to combine boards within the same view. It's currently used by a team of +15 people.

Likelihood to Recommend

Miro definitevely solve the use cases for which has been selected, document a roadmap, define stakeholder mapping. There is still room for improvement, as more capabilities have been added. On the flip side, I noticed it's not easy to get customer to use it, there is certain resistance to add another tool and another access.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

Planning of product, general ideation, sharing of ideas and writing specs and defining process flows. Also use it frequently as a shared whiteboard when on conference calls.

Likelihood to Recommend

It is very suited to Mind mapping and realtime collab during calls. Not as much suited to be a store of structured documentation