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Hi Miro Support team,bigger companies are using different planning levels in jira. Atlassian Jira comes with Parent-Child Links to create a Work Breakdown Structure from top level topics to the working level. (#Advance Roadmap plans with aggregation features and roll up values). They are differnent from simple issue links. But similar to EpicLink. Hierachy levels above EPIC are using Parent-Child links.This is a core feature from Atlassian Jira and Advanced Roadmap was as well included into Jira long time ago. Check as well Atlassian docu.Please provide (similar to EpicLink) the possibility to use Parent-Child links. Thanks a lot.Best regards,Sindy Richter
User Story:As an Engineer, Applications, I want to expand the import features to convert an image into a fully editable diagram so that I can easily modify and enhance the imported content to meet specific project requirements.Description:Currently, our import feature allows users to bring in images, but these images are static and cannot be edited. By enhancing this feature to convert images into fully editable diagrams, users will be able to interact with and modify the imported content. This will improve efficiency and flexibility in creating and updating diagrams, ultimately leading to better project outcomes.Acceptance Criteria:Image Conversion: The system should be able to convert various image formats (e.g., PNG, JPEG, SVG) into editable diagrams. Editable Elements: All elements within the converted diagram should be fully editable, including shapes, text, and connectors. Preservation of Quality: The quality and resolution of the original image should be preserved in the converted diagram. User Interface: The user interface should provide intuitive tools for editing the converted diagram, such as resizing, rotating, and changing colors. Error Handling: The system should handle errors gracefully, providing clear messages to the user if the image cannot be converted. Performance: The conversion process should be efficient, with minimal impact on system performance.
It would be great if it was possible to be able to visualise the progress of tasks within the timeline view bar i.e. show a % or status line within the bar on the current status of a task.This would help users visually see if they are on track or if they are at risk of completing their tasks. Not only will it help the user who is accountable for this task but will assist when it comes to providing reporting on the progress to stakeholders.
As a Product Owner, I would like to add an image to a story board card to assist the understanding of the story/acceptance tests by the development team.
Even with my account set with "Company Admin" + "Content Admin" + "Security Admin" +"User Admin", I still cannot find a way to administor them.Issues:-> Boards will not be visible to admins if the user has not included the admin in the board or space permisisons.> Some spaces may now no longer contain boards, and be empty, but if the IT admin is never added to the spaces, we cannot see them easily listed anywhere to confirm they are empty; leading to the second issue in that as Admins we cannot delete empty spaces to clean up the Teams and avoid confusion with empty dead ends still hanging around.> Seeing who created the Spaces to even contact them for admin access/ permisison seems only possible via audit log, and manually relying on an end user to grant IT the permisssion to the space. This is very manual and tedious, and shouldnt be on the oneous of the end user.
I’d like the ability to customize the dates of my quarters in this template. Our Q1 begins April 1 and there is no way to modify the quarter view on this template.
Situation: I have an extensive Roadmap, and I originally had the default yellow colour selected, thinking I could do a bulk select and change the colour the way it’s possible to do with regular Stickies (alas, this was not the case 🙄.Request: Please make available the wonderful features applicable to general Stickies in roadmaps or timelines. (Sorry, that’s a bigger request than simply a multi-select change colour). Hope: I hope related items, like the bulk movement of items, ability to change the connector lines from curved to corner/ square style and even change the colour of the lines will match the preferences associated with Stickies. Note: I’ve noticed that multi-select can happen in table view and colours of the items can be determined by group definitions (really cool!). However, the I’m talking about default colour which can be overwritten when groups are selected.
Hi. I’ve just discovered the Timeline/ Roadmap widget and I love it! It is annoying how the whole roadmap constantly moves around the canvas. I appreciate Focus view stops that from happening however it removes the beauty of zooming in and out on the canvas. Please allow for the frame of the Timeline widget to be locked while still allowing participants of the board to edit the contents. It would also be nice to have the option of a ctrl-A, lock all objects from being edited if the board owner requires that to be the case.
At the moment, only 5 fields are displayed in a table when dragging a Jira card into a table.It would be way more useful to display more native and custom fields. My expectation was to see all fields from the Jira card, even if I can’t edit them in the table and sync in Jira.In the beginning, it would be good to just be able to display the information and edit just from Jira.This works for items you want to bring from Jira and add additional Miro fields and edit only the Miro fields.Of course, it would be ideal to be able to edit all Jira fields, but it’s a good start to be able to display them as columns in table, without syncing.
It’s incredibly frustrating to not have any control over object label location in the BPMN 2.0 object set.For the same reasons raised in the post linked above.Please could this functionality be extended? It feels like a breaking feature - especially when most other BPMN software seems to have labels at top by default - it’s basic logic in the sense that process diagrams will run left to right and typically top to bottom if they’re not too complex. Statistically it’s more likely to want a connector running off the bottom of the icon than the top. As queried by @Peter Casey https://community.miro.com/ask-the-community-45/can-you-move-text-for-a-bpmn-object-e-g-decision-13386To quote Peter: Sometimes I want the text to be inside the shape, or to the right, so that a connector can descend down from the shape without overlapping the text.Like thisThe best I can do seems to be to right align the text.which is still pretty ugly.Workaround is to add text not attached to the object. Kinda lame but works.
As a PM I’m using VS Code to write features and stories. I would like to export the text as .md files and import them as cards in Miro to plan the next sprint together with the team. Even better via copy / paste.
I wanted to share a product suggestion based on long-term, daily use of Miro’s whiteboard.The shape recognition in the drawing tool is genuinely excellent and works very well when sketching diagrams. The issue I’ve consistently encountered over several years is what happens immediately afterward. Once shapes are recognised, the tool remains in that mode. When I then try to write regular letters or numbers, they are often converted into lines, circles, etc. This happens multiple times per session, interrupting the flow.At that point, I have to erase or undo the drawing and then manually reselect the pen tool. In live sessions, this creates a frustrating experience—not just for me, but also for the client or student on the other end—because it breaks continuity and focus.I want to suggest a simple, optional improvement:Introduce a user-configurable timer (for example, 10–15 seconds) after which the drawing mode automatically reverts to the standard pen. This would: Preserve the strength of shape recognition Eliminate the need for constant manual tool switching, including undo and erasure Support fast, continuous thinking, teaching, and collaboration Importantly, this should be an opt-in setting, so users who prefer persistent shape mode aren’t affected.This is a small interaction change with a meaningful impact for a large number of users. I’m sharing it in the spirit of improving an already excellent product that many people rely on daily.
It would be awesome if we could duplicate a group of objects (or a frame), where if you altered one, then all the clones or duplicates of that itemed updated also.For example if I am wireframing a website and I want to have a section of the web page that is the same on every page view, I could create a “smart object” that I could duplicate a number of times in the board. Then if I want to make an edit to all of the smart objects, at the same time, I edit one and they all update to the new version.A bit like the building blocks feature, but editable in the board.
Hi there, it would be of great use if you added the text editing options to the tables (like font colour, size, bold, italic etc) and opportunity to select the cells by dragging the mouse with/without pressing shift. And some other flexibility formatting-wise like in Excel. Thanks!
Miro Docs can be paginated Selectable Page Size eg. A4, Lines, etc. Navigate by Tabs and/or Page widget: « 1...3 ...7 »
I would love to see a feature where tags can be pre-assigned to specific Sticky Note stacks. This way, whenever a Sticky Note is pulled from stack X, it automatically receives tag X.
Hello, Today, the Jira-Miro integration is not able to handle this kind of Jira Cascading-Type fields: When such a field is present for an issue type, the Miro integration does not show the field at all in the integration. It’s a problem when this field is mandatory in Jira because when creating an issue in Jira via the Miro integration, Jira blocks the creation as it does not have all the required fields. Showing the following error message: ⚠️ Client error (400 BAD_REQUEST) occurred while executing Jira API for instance: {JIRA URL}, TEAM: {ID}. Response body: {"issues":[],"errors":[{"status":400,"elementErrors":{"errorMessages":[]},"errors":{"customfield_28606":"Domains is required."}}],"failedElementNumber":0}]} If such a field type is present for the main issue types, it completely breaks the integration.
I’m a big fan of the Miro roadmap template and the ability to toggle between Table, Timeline, and Kanban views using the same database. However, I’d like to suggest an improvement for the Timeline layout: the ability to customise non-working day shading.Currently, I work on an alternating 4-day and 5-day week pattern. It would be incredibly helpful to shade these specific 'off-days' as well as holiday allowance (similar to how weekends are displayed) to distinguish them from active workdays. My current workaround-adding holidays as separate tasks-clutters the board and the tasks often get lost when scrolling through large projects. Having a native way to define working vs. non-working days would make resource planning much clearer
It would be super useful if the comments were numbered.Adding comments to the pdf export is already a separate wish item - but it would also be improved by this idea.So for example, instead of a comment badge just showing “P” it might show “P4” (with the number as a suffix). This would also make it easier to see which comments belongs where in the Comments view, as well as with export.Thus, exporting comments would be like a set of endnotes in an article.
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