Miro for Collaborative Brainstorming

We use Miro to visually demonstrate user journeys, notably the touch points users have with our application. Screenshots and/or mockups are arranged with arrows and text boxes to demonstrate the connection between the interface and the user's goals. We also use Miro for collaborative process flow development - event-storming. Engineers, product managers, and more build out the functional processes and goals related to the technology we are building. Lastly, we use Miro for sprint planning.

Miro is a key cornerstone to remote and collaborative work in our organization. Went into detail in an answer to a previous question, but it functions as a remote whiteboard in many ways, allowing the team to visually brainstorm and contribute while working remotely.