As Company Admin, you create teams and set team permissions in your organization. The number of teams you create, and their permissions, defines your Miro team structure. What team structure is best depends on your cross-functional and security requirements.
How to create a Miro team
The following procedure explains how to create a team. Repeat the procedure for as many teams as you need.
✏️ Your team configuration in this step enables additional options and specifications later in this guide.
Follow these steps:
- Go to Admin console.
- Under User management, select Teams.
- In the upper-right corner, select Create new team.
The Create new team modal opens. - Enter a team name.
- For Permission settings, select Default.
- (Optional) To enable your team to create custom apps, select Developer Team.
- Select Create team.
You have successfully created a team.
💡 To help you decide which Miro team structure is best for your organization, the following list describes some basic scenarios:
- One central team
Create one team that includes all users. Ideal for small organizations with few dedicated groups.- Multiple teams with no central team
Create multiple teams where a user can belong to one team or many. Ideal for organizations with many dedicated groups that operate independently.- Multiple teams with one central team
Create multiple teams where a user can belong to one team or many, and includes one team that includes all users. Ideal for large organizations that have many dedicated groups, and want to provide company-wide content.
More information:
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Team structure
Learn more about team structures in Miro. -
Team permissions on Enterprise plan
Learn more about the default permission settings. -
Enterprise Developer teams
Learn more about Developer teams.
Next: 2.3 Creating billing groups
To continue your Miro Enterprise configuration, create your billing groups.