Miro is introducing a new SCIM synchronization model where a SCIM group now corresponds to a Miro user group, replacing the previous model where a SCIM group mapped to a Miro team. We recommend migrating to user group-based SCIM synchronization as soon as possible.
Unlike teams, user groups aren't confined to a single team, so you can sync organizational structures that span multiple teams instead of being limited to a 1:1 team mapping. User groups also plug directly into the same permissions model used across Miro. You can share boards and Spaces with a group, @mention a group in comments to notify all its members, and manage groups programmatically via the User Groups API, so provisioning through your IdP now stays in sync with how sharing and access already work in Miro.
Both the legacy and new SCIM documentation are available in our Help Center. Additionally, the legacy API documentation and new model API documentation are also available in our Developer documentation portal. Existing customers who have not yet migrated can continue referencing the legacy version if needed. We are planning to sunset the legacy model around the end of this year. For migration assistance, contact your CSM or Miro Support.