A two-way editing feature allows them to co-edit and co-create Google content, either in Miro or on Docs, Sheets and Slides, and everything stays in sync. The Miro app for Workspace is available in the Google Workspace Marketplace for all of Google Workspace’s consumer, enterprise and education users - which number more than 3 billion, up from 2.6 billion in October of 2020 and 2 billion in March of 2020 - in addition to Miro users.Īll Google Workspace and Miro users currently can use Google Docs, Sheets and Slides directly in Miro. We’re going many steps deeper in terms of how can we make the experience more seamless and frictionless and be able to make it so that like it feels like you’re working across the same set of tools.”
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“What’s unique about the Google and Miro relationship is we’ve really gone deep into the conversations with each other on how to build the experience. “We have over 100 integrations,” Chung said. Miro also has integrations with collaboration tools including Slack, Microsoft Teams, Zoom, Jira and Notion. “You can actually put the content in Miro, and bringing all those tools together allows you to read, lay out and map how the whole project connects together, so you don’t have to switch between tabs,” said Kev Chung, Miro’s head of global partnerships. The San Francisco-based Miro likens its digital whiteboards to an “infinite canvas” that its more than 20 million users - up from 5 million this time last year - can employ to lead workshops and meetings, design products and brainstorm ideas. “By expanding this integration with Miro and bringing all these new capabilities from Miro’s intuitive whiteboard experience into Google Workspace, we’re really looking to help teams ideate and innovate more immersively, regardless of their location or the backdrop of their Meet call.”
“Strategic partnerships like the one with Miro allow us to provide even more advanced product experiences in areas that are really important for our customers and, in this case, hybrid working collaboration equity,” McAllister told CRN. The partnership came to fruition through Miro whiteboard strategy sessions, with both companies brainstorming how the collaboration would work, according to Adrienne McCallister, Google’s vice president of global partnerships. New integrations are designed to enable employees -whether they’re participating in meetings in-person or virtually - to more easily engage and create together, in real time or otherwise, within Google Meet and while using Google Docs, Sheets and Slides. Google Workspace is partnering with Miro, an online whiteboard platform, to enhance its productivity and collaboration tools and help distributed teams more seamlessly and equitably work together in hybrid environments.
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