Turn vendor reviews and S&OP outputs into live decks. No rebuilding, no tool-switching.
The way we present information and tell stories using slides has a massive impact on how well our ideas are understood and remembered.
Nancy Duarte
Speaker and CEO · Duarte
Miro is a good tool for program roadmaps and diagrams. We are doing data mapping flows and building roadmaps for programs. We are currently running Data and Analytics. We can collaborate, provide visibility to different stakeholders, and we’re in a huge canvas that other tools like PowerPoint can't support
Rodrigo Gonzalez Rea
Sr. Manager, Supply Chain IT Lead · PepsiCo
Business strategies presented with visual diagrams received higher attention, agreement, and recall compared to text-based presentations, benefiting consulting deliverables
Source: University of Lugano / SIOP-SHRM
We have 22 templates in our library for Presentations and Slides.
After every sales and operations planning session, someone manually rebuilds the board content in PowerPoint - copying supplier scorecards, demand forecasts, and inventory snapshots slide by slide. Use Miro's AI to turn selected board content directly into a structured deck, skipping the rebuild entirely.
Not every logistics lead or procurement director can join the live briefing. Record a Talktrack walkthrough - narrated audio synced to each slide - so your supply base and regional ops managers can replay the full presentation on their own schedule, with every caveat and context note intact.
Operations teams running monthly demand reviews or quarterly inventory briefings spend more time formatting than thinking. Save your deck structure as a reusable Blueprint: the title slide, supplier scorecard frames, and risk summary are pre-loaded each cycle, whether you're a 4-person procurement team or a 50-country distribution network.
Presenting off a static screenshot of your SAP or Power BI dashboard means your data is already stale by the time the meeting starts. Embed live Looker or Power BI charts directly into slide frames so your sourcing leads and supply planners are always looking at current numbers, not last week's export.
Vendor selection calls often end without a clear call - everyone has an opinion, nobody commits. Run Miro's Voting and Word Cloud activities inside the presentation itself: procurement managers and warehouse ops leads respond on their phones via QR code, responses visualize live, and the export drops straight back onto the board as sticky notes for follow-up.
Open a new Miro board and use Frames to build one slide per decision point in your S&OP cycle - supplier escalation, expedite call, safety stock rebalance - so procurement, planning, and commercial leads each land on the slide that requires their input, not a wall of OTIF tables.
Use External Embeds to drop live Power BI or Looker charts - inbound freight cost per unit, days of supply, fill rate vs. plan - directly into your slide frames so the numbers your CFO sees at the gate meeting reflect the same data pull your ops team ran that morning, not a screenshot from Tuesday.
Narrate through your tier-review deck with Talktrack so the CPO and commercial leadership can replay your demand variability walkthrough and supplier risk framing on their own time, arriving at the meeting ready to decide rather than asking you to re-explain lead time variance from slide three.
Save your S&OP deck structure as a reusable Template - with frames pre-named for OTIF review, DOS/WOS snapshot, expedite recommendations, and next-cycle assumptions - so ops analysts spend their prep time updating the numbers, not rebuilding the deck from last month's board.
Before your gate meeting, use Comments on individual frames to get async sign-off from planning and procurement on the expedite recommendation slide - unresolved threads are a live checklist of what still needs a decision before you go live.
When your S&OP deck serves audiences across regions or business units with different landed-cost baselines, use Presentation Mode's Hand Off Control to let each regional ops lead walk their own network throughput frames without you navigating for them.
If your supplier escalation framing shifts between the draft and the final gate meeting, use AI Generate Slides with audience and tone specified ("3-slide escalation summary for CPO, financial framing, decision-ready") to regenerate that section fast rather than manually reworking slide copy at 11pm before the morning close.
Currently, I'm working on a presentation. I was asked to put it in PowerPoint, but I insisted that I put it in Miro. PowerPoint only has so much room. With Miro, I can go on forever and all I have to do is zoom in and out to show the big picture and to show the details
Verified User
The entire concept is great. Its convenient as a web based technology, its collaborative for internal teams as well as sharing content externally, It has nice features like layers, ability to remove backgrounds, templates. Really great for presentations and the ability to receive live feedback in various ways like polls.
Verified User
The biggest trap for operations teams is cramming a full tier-review's worth of data - OTIF rates, DOS, lead time variance, the works - into a single frame. Treat each frame like a slide your CPO can absorb in 30 seconds, not a dashboard they need to decode. For large orgs running S&OP across time zones, skipping Talktrack is the other costly habit: a narrated walkthrough means your procurement and planning counterparts in different regions get the full context, not just a static deck with no explanation of what the numbers mean.
Zoom and Microsoft Teams connect directly to Miro so you can run your S&OP gate meeting without bouncing between tabs, keeping the operational review live and interactive for every function in the room. For ops leads already living in Confluence, embedding your board means your tier-review deck and the working content behind it stay in one place rather than drifting apart across SharePoint folders and email threads. At enterprise scale, Google Slides and PowerPoint export options cover the CFO who still wants a file, while Jira integration keeps any action items - expedite decisions, supplier escalations - traceable after the meeting closes.
Use this when your S&OP cycle closes and you need to walk procurement, planning, and commercial leadership through demand signals and inventory positions without rebuilding the whole story in a separate slide tool. If your ops team tracked buffer stock scenarios and supplier risk directly on a Miro board during the week, you can frame that content up and present straight from it - no copy-paste into PowerPoint, no version drift. For distributed teams where the head of procurement is in one time zone and your 3PL lead is in another, record a Talktrack walkthrough so every stakeholder gets the same narrated context on their own schedule before the replenishment decision locks.
Miro is SOC 2 Type II certified, which covers the baseline trust requirement when you're presenting working capital exposure, supplier risk data, or open purchase order detail to finance and commercial leadership. For larger organizations with data residency requirements - common when supply chain operations span multiple regions or involve third-party logistics contracts - Miro's data residency controls let your IT and legal teams specify where content is stored. Granular sharing permissions mean you can share a curated presentation link for the S&OP meeting without accidentally exposing the full board, including any confidential supplier negotiation content sitting elsewhere on the canvas.
Last updated: Thursday, July 30, 2026
