Hi - How a can we invite people within our company to a specific board without inviting them into our Miro team? We have just moved to an enterprise licence with SSO sign in, we have a lot of boards we don't want everyone in the company having access to.

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Hi , I have tried these things already. I think the issue is rooted in our new company-wide licence and the predefined team that existed prior to migrating to a different licence type.
I was reviewing the Enterprise Plan Sharing Policies Help Center article, however, I only see security policy information around Public links.
Here’s where you can find the support form link:

One workaround could be to create a new company-wide team as a “sharing team”, add everyone to that team, and ensure the default privacy for boards and projects is set to “only the board/project owner” can see. From there boards/projects could be shared with individual users. However, that seems rather tedious. In the end, one would expect to be able to share a board with anyone within your organization.
I suppose another workaround would be to turn on Anyone with the link → Can edit, add a strong password, and then share the link with someone who is not on your team.
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