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    Provide a way to customize the the emails sent from Miro to a new user when invited to a company/teamOpen

    Ask:Provide a way for Org admins to customize the language in the emails sent from Miro to a new user when invited to a company/team Situation:New users receiving a Miro invite are sometimes confused on how to sign into Miro for their first time. this is Especially apparent when SSO without SCIM is integrated. Background:We have recently implemented SSO and managed domains in our instance of Miro. However, we do not have SCIM provisioning connected at this time. From our communications with our Miro representative, the correct onboarding steps to follow for non-SCIM SSO integrated instances are as follows:- Add user to SSO group- Once SSO group is added, our admins send an invite from Miro, one of 2 ways:-- go into company settings > invitations and send invite-- send invite from within an existing team- User accepts invite via email and logs in with SSO credentialsBut, when I do send an invite to a new user through Miro they are directed to a landing page, where logging in with SSO is not obvious. We then must connect with the user and tell them to go directly to miro.com > click the SSO box from the landing page, and then they can get in just fine. Assessment/Recommendation:When a user is invited through an established team in Miro, they receive an email with a link to log in but link does not have an obvious path to logging in with SSO. This is a cause of confusion and results in unnecessary, repetitive communications for new user onboarding. Admins for the org should be able to customize the emails being sent to their users in a low code/no code way so their invites can be tailored for their user base

    Option to (temporarily) turn off the arrow / connection line functionalityOpen

    I am doing many interactive workshops with Miro.And ALWAYS, The one thing everybody has trouble with is:The participants draw arrows when they actually want to do something else. The participants click on the sides or corners of sticky notes.Either they want to select or resize the the sticky note or change the shape (square / rectancular).And then, a arrow appears out of the sudden and they have trouble removing it again.Most of the times, they click somewhere and have trouble to re-select the small arrow.Or the arrow connects to something else which they did not want.And then they are frustrated.In my experience, the functionality “connect items per arrows” and “click on the side of a sticky note to create a second, connected note” is only needed in very special cases. Seldom in “normal” workshops.So I wish for a switch where I can turn off the “create arrow when I click on the sides of an item” functionality. Per-Board-Setting, valid for every participant.(If you still need connection lines, you still could create them by explicitely clicking on the forms/arrows/lines function in the sidebar). I would turn this “create arrows when I click at the edge of an item” off by default.And only when we really want to work with connection lines and arrows, I would turn it back on. What do you think of this idea? It seems that I am not the only one with this issue (https://community.miro.com/ask-the-community-45/disabling-connection-lines-868?tid=868&fid=45), so I am creating a wishlist entry.

    Add board name to the URL to efficiently get to often used boards for better UXOpen

    Hey Miro team, I’d like to suggest adding the board name to the URL, so it’s easy for me to go to my often used boards right from my browser address bar, as it would recognise the boards. User Story As a miro user I want to be able to quickly access known boards in my browser based on knowing the name of the board, so that I don’t always have to go via multiple clicks to get to my boards. Acceptance Test CriteriaI have visited a board I’ve been using multiple times (i.e. my browser knows the URL already) I know part of my board name I enter part of my board name in the URL The browser realises there’s a miro URL that includes this board name I can click on the correct one and get straight to miro AND the correct board without having to click on any bookmarks or links within miro, getting to the right project, board etc. I am happy and can get on with my work without frustrations of not even remembering WHERE my board is stored Security ConsiderationsObviously the unique identifiers are important to not make boards enumerable and people find and access boards they should NOT access However adding the board name in addition to the unique identifier in the URL could help massively (e.g. similar to Amazon or other links), it could be added as another parameter, e.g.  CURRENT FORMAT … app/board/uXjP0abcd123/ …  NEW FORMAT IDEA 1 … app/board/uXjP0abcd123/my_board_name_that_means_something_to_me NEW FORMAT IDEA 2 … app/board/uXjP0abcd123?bn=my_board_name_that_means_something_to_me If it’s a security concern, you could also consider making this a feature for enterprise customers, as they would have additional security configurations enabled.