Patricia works your Miro.
Ask her in Slack. She sets up the board, drops the sticky notes, and lays out the frames before the workshop starts, so nobody spends the first ten minutes building the canvas.
@Pati we have the Northwind strategy workshop at 9. Can you set up a board with the four sections and pre-load last quarter's themes as sticky notes?
Board is up: Northwind Q3 Strategy, four frames laid out left to right.
- Goals, Blockers, Ideas, Next Steps, one frame each
- 31 sticky notes pre-loaded from last quarter's retro, color-coded by owner
- A parking-lot frame off to the side for anything off-topic
- Want me to add a timer card and a voting dot legend so you can run the session straight off the board?
Perfect. Add the timer and voting legend, and connect each blocker to the goal it threatens.
Done. Timer card and voting legend added, and every blocker sticky now has a connector to the goal it puts at risk, so the tradeoffs are visible the moment the room looks at it. Board is ready for 9:00.
Patricia + Miro
What she does in Miro.
Real actions she takes on your say-so, not a list of API endpoints.
Set up the board before the room fills
A new board with the frames, sections, and swimlanes already laid out, so the workshop opens on a canvas that is ready to work instead of a blank white wall.
Pre-load the sticky notes
Themes from last quarter, notes from a Doc, or a list you paste in Slack land as color-coded sticky notes in the right frame, so the thinking starts warm instead of from zero.
Map journeys and flows
Shapes, text, and connectors placed as a customer journey, a funnel, or a process flow, wired end to end, so the diagram you would have drawn by hand is drawn for you.
Build mind maps and sprint boards
Mind map nodes branch out from a central idea, and cards carry titles, owners, and due dates, so a brainstorm or a sprint plan takes shape as a real structure, not a pile of notes.
Group, tag, and connect
Related items grouped, tagged by theme, and linked with connectors, so a full board stays legible and the relationships between ideas are something you can see, not guess.
Delete a board only on your yes
Adding and rearranging items runs freely, but deleting a whole board erases the workshop for everyone in it, so that one step always waits for an explicit go in Slack.
Say it like you'd say it
Things to ask her on day one.
Set up a workshop board for Northwind with Goals, Blockers, Ideas, and Next Steps frames
Pre-load these themes as sticky notes, color-coded by owner
Map the Fernbrook onboarding flow as a journey with connectors between each step
Build a mind map off the Northwind campaign idea and branch out the channels
Turn the Ideas frame into cards with owners and due dates on the sprint board
Better together
Miro is one hand. Give her the other.
Patricia's value compounds when the whole workflow lives with her, not just one tool.
Setup
Miro, connected in minutes.
Add Patricia to Slack
She joins your workspace like any teammate. Two minutes, no engineering.
Today at 9:00 AM
Connect Miro
One connection covers the boards and spaces you share with her. She gets only the access you approve, and you can disconnect her anytime.
Miro connected
Ask
Mention @Pati with the job. Building and arranging run on their own; deleting a whole board waits for your yes.
@Pati Set up a workshop board for Northwind with Goals, Blockers, Ideas, and Next Steps frames
On it.
FAQ
Miro questions, answered.
What can Patricia actually do in Miro?
She creates boards, frames, sticky notes, cards, shapes, text, and connectors, builds mind maps, groups and tags items, and adds images and documents to a board. In practice she sets up and populates the canvas for a workshop, a journey map, or a sprint, so the room starts on real structure.
Will she delete or overwrite a board on her own?
No. Creating and rearranging items runs on its own once you ask. Deleting a whole board wipes the workshop for everyone in it, so that step always waits for an explicit yes in Slack. She builds up freely and only tears down on your go.
Which Miro plan do we need?
Any plan works for building and populating boards. She connects to the boards you share with her through Miro's official connection, with the access you approve, and disconnecting takes one click.
Can she keep each client's boards separate?
Yes. She only sees the boards and spaces you share with her, so one client's workshops and journey maps stay walled off from the rest, which is the only way an agency can run this safely.
What does the Miro integration cost?
Nothing extra. Every integration is included, on every plan.
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