Miro (launched in 2011 and formerly called RealtimeBoard) is a Russian service that enables collaboration between employees. It allows teams to remotely create canvases to visualize and discuss ideas, and integration with Google Docs, Slack, Trello, and other collaboration applications is provided. The company has about five million users. In April, the company attracted US$ 50 million of investment from the American fund Iconiq Capital, which manages the capital of Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg and other technology company executives. Miro will use the new investment to expand international sales and marketing teams, as well as to expand tools for enterprises and API developers. Iconiq’s investment means Miro has received a total of US$76 million in ifunding, including US$25 million from Accel and AltaIR Capital. The service is used by a growing number of large companies, including Netflix, Twitter, Airbnb, Cisco and Skyscanner.