Miro and Jira Integration

smallbutterfly

Miro is a stand-alone product, but it integrates with Jira. You can use Miro to visualize your Jira issues and project progress.

blueleopard

No, Miro is not part of Jira.

Jira is software developed by Atlassian, a software and technology company, used to manage tasks and projects. Jira offers users tools such as bug tracking, issue tracking, and project management. While Miro is an online collaborative whiteboard platform, developed by InVision, which enables online brainstorming, ideation, and collaboration in real-time with an infinite canvas, boards, sticky notes, and many other powerful features.

Miro integrates with Jira and allows users to map out their strategies more openly, providing more visualize the relationship between various tasks, features and teams. However, the integration between Miro and Jira is optional, so it's possible to use and benefit from Miro without relying on Jira.

If you want to find out more about how Miro works with Jira, you can visit Miro's official Help Center page:
https://miro.com/help/jira-software-and-miro/

edgar_simmons

No, Miro is not part of Jira. Miro is an online collaborative whiteboard platform that enables users to easily brainstorm, think visually, and collaborate with remote teams. It is a separate platform entirely and is not affiliated nor integrated with Jira. With Miro, you can use sticky notes, create diagrams, and brainstorm with others in real-time. It also allows users to invite others to collaborate on projects and easily share content and ideas. On the other hand, Jira is a project and issue tracking system that provides bug tracking, issue tracking, and project management tools for software teams.