Product Management templates

Explore our product development templates and tackle a wide variety of tasks from gathering product requirements, diagramming a process, holding a team meeting, or wireframing a feature. Use Miro's product management templates collection to create product marketing strategies, roadmaps, customer journeys, and more.

Cornucopia Score Sheet
Alistair Smith
7 likes
38 uses
Galactic Up-Skill Competency and Training
Thomas Wilson
7 likes
38 uses
Technology Product Canvas Template
Miro
0 likes
38 uses
Originally created by Prem Sundaram, the Technology Product Canvas allows product and engineering teams to achieve alignment about their shared roadmap. The canvas combines agile methodologies with UX principles to help validate product solutions. Each team states and visualizes both product and technology goals, then discusses each stage of the roadmap explicitly. This exercise ensures the teams are in sync and everyone leaves with clear expectations and direction. By going through the process of creating a Technology Product Canvas, you can start managing alignment between the teams -- in under an hour.
Product Discovery
Victor Zanabria
11 likes
37 uses
Trace the Ethical Complexity-EthicsTool
Shruthi Chivukula
16 likes
37 uses
GIST Board
Shirley
13 likes
37 uses
Product Roadmap Presentation Template
Miro
4 likes
37 uses
Change Control Process Template
Miro
1 likes
36 uses
You can predict, research, and plan for every detail of a project to go a certain way—then along comes the unforeseen and modifications are needed. That’s when a change control process comes into play. It helps define the right steps to take, gives stakeholders full visibility, and reduces the chances of errors and disruption. And this template is easy to use and highly effective—for ensuring that proposed changes are reviewed before they’re implemented, and empowering teams to veto changes that might prove unnecessary or disruptive.
Quick Wins
Adriano Rodrigues
8 likes
36 uses
Breadboarding
Joseph Hill
2 likes
36 uses
Colorful Fitness Tracker
M Surreal
10 likes
36 uses
Life & Purpose Radial Assessment Chart
rachelgoulding
14 likes
35 uses
Basic Retrospective
Namrata Yadav
5 likes
34 uses
Knowns & Unknowns
Praxis by Emergn
6 likes
34 uses
DevOps Roadmap Template
Miro
2 likes
34 uses
DevOps teams are constantly creating code, iterating, and pushing it live. Against this backdrop of continuous development, it can be hard to stay abreast of your projects. Use this DevOps Roadmap template to get a granular view of the product development process and how it fits into your organization's product strategy. The DevOps Roadmap lays out the development and operations initiatives you have planned in the short term, including milestones and dependencies. This easy-to-use format is easily digestible for audiences such as product, development, and IT ops.
Value Ecosystem Mapping
zsolt berend
16 likes
33 uses
Business Requirements Document (BRD)
Mark V. Smetanin
4 likes
33 uses
Playtesting and QA
Viktorya Ulyamova
4 likes
33 uses
User Innovation Tool
ben.robaeyst@ugent.be
16 likes
33 uses
Continuous Discovery: Idea Generation
Serena
4 likes
33 uses
The Visual Agile Coach Playbook - From Traffic Jam to Superhighway
The Visual Agile Coach
6 likes
33 uses
Better Bets Canvas
Tyler
14 likes
32 uses
G.R.O.W. Model® Canvas
Gabriel Beck
9 likes
32 uses
Product Toolkit
Dharmesh Chauhan
16 likes
32 uses
Define-ML
Marcos Kalinowski
6 likes
32 uses
Idea Definition
Canoe
18 likes
32 uses
PI Planning AI Template
Miro
1 likes
31 uses
PI planning stands for “program increment planning.” Part of a Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe), PI Planning helps teams strategize toward a shared vision. In a typical PI planning session, teams get together to review a program backlog, align cross-functionally, and decide on the next steps. Many teams carry out a PI planning event every 8 to 12 weeks, but you can customize your planning schedule to fit your needs. Use PI planning to break down features, identify risks, find dependencies, and decide which stories you’re going to develop.
Targeting Criteria
Sahithi Alluru
16 likes
31 uses
Customer Journey Map
Sofia Torchio
11 likes
31 uses
What's on Your Radar Template
Miro
2 likes
31 uses
Do you or your team feel overburdened by tasks? Having trouble focusing on particular problems? What’s on Your Radar is a thought exercise in which you plot ideas according to their importance or relevance. Designers and teams use what’s on your radar to ensure that their ideas are within the scope of a given project. They also rely on the method to assess whether a given solution is likely to solve the problem at hand. But even if you’re not a designer, the method can help assign priorities and ground your ideas in reality.
User Interview
Trevor Twining
5 likes
30 uses
Product Launch Plan Template
Erwan Derlyn
4 likes
30 uses
Problem Interview Simulator
Dima Vatyutov
7 likes
29 uses
Product Delivery Health Check
David
8 likes
29 uses
PI Story Mapping
Lucas Ersson
5 likes
29 uses
Product Map (Layer Cake)
Rhiannon Gaskell
7 likes
29 uses

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About the Product Management Templates Collection

Miro's product management templates streamline product managers' workflows, offering a variety of tools to help with planning, scheduling, and execution. These templates cover a wide range of needs, from roadmaps and timelines to specific frameworks like the Jobs To Be Done (JTBD) and Minimum Viable Product (MVP) templates. With over 2500+ templates available, product managers can find the right tools to fit their unique processes and requirements, ensuring that they can manage their projects efficiently and effectively.

Why you'll love our product management examples

Our product management examples are crafted to provide clear, actionable insights that can be easily adapted to your specific needs. These examples demonstrate best practices and proven strategies, helping you to visualize and communicate your product plans with clarity.

Enhanced collaboration: Miro's product development templates are designed to enhance collaboration, allowing teams to work together seamlessly.
Improved productivity: By using these templates, you can streamline your workflow and focus on what matters most.
Drive innovation: The examples help you implement innovative strategies and stay ahead of the competition.
Clear visualization: Easily visualize complex product plans and schedules, making it easier to communicate with stakeholders.
Customizable: Tailor the templates to fit your specific project requirements and team needs.

How to use the product management templates in Miro

Using Miro's product management templates is straightforward and intuitive. Follow these steps to get started:

Select a template: Choose a template that fits your needs, such as a product manager schedule template, product planning template, or a roadmap.
Customize the template: Adjust the template to suit your specific project requirements. Add your data, adjust timelines, and include any additional information necessary.
Use new features: Use Miro's newly added features, such as planner, dot voting, dependency mapping, and estimations, to enhance your project management.

Planner: Organize tasks and schedules efficiently. For example, during planning events like Program Increments (PI) or Sprints, you can sync updates to your Jira or Azure DevOps board in real time, saving hours of manual work. This feature helps keep the team aligned and ensures that all tasks are tracked and updated seamlessly.

Dot voting: Facilitate decision-making by allowing team members to vote on priorities. This feature helps in quickly identifying the most critical tasks or ideas. For instance, during brainstorming sessions, team members can vote on the best ideas, making it easier to prioritize and move forward with the most impactful solutions.

Dependency mapping: Visualize and manage dependencies between tasks to avoid bottlenecks. This ensures that all team members are aware of the task dependencies, which helps in planning and executing tasks in the correct order. By mapping out dependencies, teams can identify potential risks and address them proactively, ensuring smoother project execution.

Estimations: Estimate time and resources needed for tasks to ensure accurate planning. This feature allows teams to allocate resources effectively and set realistic timelines. By providing accurate estimations, teams can manage expectations better and ensure that projects are completed on time and within budget. Collaborate with your team: Share the template with your team to enable real time collaboration and feedback. This ensures that everyone is on the same page and can contribute to the project's success. Miro's collaborative features allow team members to work together seamlessly, regardless of their location. By using these templates, teams can brainstorm, plan, and execute projects more efficiently, leading to better outcomes and higher productivity. Explore all template categories to find the perfect tools for brainstorming, planning, collaboration, and execution—designed to streamline your workflow and bring your ideas to life.