5.1 Configuring Miro AI

Miro AI offers a collection of intelligent capabilities, including AI Workflows—Sidekicks and Flows—designed to boost organizational efficiency, optimize operational processes, and catalyze inventive thinking throughout your collaborative ideation and strategy processes. 

As Company admin, you can specify who can use which Miro AI features, including custom Sidekicks.

For example, you can enable only specific teams to use beta features, while everyone in your organization can use Miro AI to create diagrams.

The Miro AI section of Admin Console also enables you to specify moderation settings.

By default, everyone in your organization is allowed to use all groups of Miro AI features and capabilities. You can manage access to groups of features and capabilities.

TIP: With Enterprise Guard, you can manage access to individual features and capabilities.

NOTE: In Admin Console, for Data usage you see a message that says AI usage data is not collected. Currently, Miro does not collect AI usage data from Starter, Business, and Enterprise teams and organizations.

Configure Miro AI capabilities

1. In Admin Console, go to Miro AI > Capabilities.
2. Under Features and Capabilities, for any item click Everyone and select one of the following: 
   1. (Default) Everyone
   2. Specific teams 
      The team selector panel opens. Select which teams you want to enable, then click Save. 
   3. No one

NOTE: Features like Flows rely on Miro AI to generate content like Docs, images, and Slides. Ensure that you enable each capability that you want to generate.

TIP: Hover over the label that shows the number of models next to the feature or capability. A list appears that shows each model the feature or capability uses.

TIP: With Enterprise Guard, you can manage access to individual features.

Configure Miro AI moderation

You can select how Miro AI filters harmful or inappropriate content in user prompts.

In Admin Console, go to Miro AI > Moderation.

Select one of the following options:

• Minimal
  Only severely harmful or inappropriate content is blocked.
• Default 
  Most harmful or inappropriate content is blocked.
• Strict
  All potentially harmful or inappropriate content is blocked. 

More information: See AI Moderation overview.

Enable MCP

Miro’s Model Context Protocol (MCP) server enables third-party AI tools to connect securely with Miro content inside your Enterprise organization. 

NOTE: MCP is disabled by default. 

As Company admin, you can allow users in your organization to connect Miro to MCP-compatible clients.

Follow these steps:

1. In Admin Console, go to Apps and integrations > MCP.
2. For scope, choose one of the following:
   • Organization 
     Any user can authorize an MCP connection to boards they can access
   • Selected team(s)
     Only users in teams you select can authorize an MCP connection to boards they can access
3. Under Enable MCP, click the toggle to the on position.
   MCP is now enabled for your scope.

TIP: If you have chosen Selected team(s), then you can add more teams to your scope anytime. Under the toggle, click Click to add more teams.

TIP: You can halt MCP usage anytime. Under Enable MCP, click the toggle to the off position.

NOTE: Users can generate content and write to Miro using Miro AI via their MCP connection, which consumes Miro AI credits.

Control which MCP clients can connect to Miro

As Company admin, you can allow all clients to access Miro from your organization, or manage an allowlist of clients, including your own custom MCP clients.

Follow these steps:

1. In Admin Console, go to Apps and integrations > MCP. If you have not already enabled MCP, see Enable MCP.
2. Under Access control, All clients is the default setting. To modify, click All clients, then click Specific clients.
   The Specific MCP clients panel opens.
3. Toggle on which clients you want to allow. To allow a custom MCP client, input the name of your client in the search bar (top), then click Add. For more information, see Miro MCP developer documentation.
4. Click Save.
   The panel closes, and your specified clients show in a row under Access Control.

TIP: To disallow any client, return to Apps and integrations > MCP > All clients (under Access Control) and toggle the client off. 

NOTE: If you add a custom MCP client and then later disallow it, the client is removed from the list. To re-allow, you must re-add the client. See step 3 in Control which MCP clients can connect to Miro. 

Next: 6.1 Pre-installing apps from Miro Marketplace

To continue your Miro Enterprise configuration, pre-install apps for your organization from the Miro Marketplace.