Overall Satisfaction with Miro
It offers the best cross-functional cooperation, real-time updates, flexibility, visual collaboration, remote collaboration, and ease of use. Regardless of their actual location, we may work in real-time thanks to its simple-to-use capabilities. It is simpler for team members to collaborate on projects and exchange ideas when they can work together on a shared canvas. Digital whiteboards are useful for brainstorming, idea organization, and diagram creation in teams. Compared to text-based communication, this visual method helps to communicate complicated information more effectively. It's a tool we utilize in every scrum meeting. It is also readily integrated.
- User friendly.
- Best tool for project tracking.
- Integrations
- Easy to navigate for new users.
- Support
- Zoom in and out function is not good.
- The positive impact is easily shareable across large teams. Can restrict access to particular individuals if necessary.
- Other positive impact is easy to integrate.
- Negative impact is zoom in/out functionality is not accurate.
It is very simple to communicate your ideas and work to others. I also adore the company-level authorization management system. The tool is incredibly effective and flawlessly functional! Miro has created software that avoids the hassles that come with overly sophisticated software in this day and age. It's also very much appreciated when you are working with your team that they have found out how to update the program live while you are using it in the least intrusive way possible. Put another way, Miro is both incredibly subtle and extremely strong. Adore it If I could whiteboard with any software in the world, I would choose Miro.
When it comes to process visualization, Miro is the finest by far. Nothing compares to it, however I've attempted to use it in place of properly labeled and/or colored folders in SharePoint, for example, and it just doesn't work out this way for keeping information and critical items. Some people use PowerPoint for mapping things out, and I've tried it, too, but it's far less intuitive than Miro in terms of capability, and it's much harder to make changes there.
Do you think Miro delivers good value for the price?
Yes
Are you happy with Miro's feature set?
Yes
Did Miro live up to sales and marketing promises?
Yes
Did implementation of Miro go as expected?
Yes
Would you buy Miro again?
Yes