Miro, a visual workspace for innovation that enables distributed teams of any size to build the next big thing, completed the acquisition of the Freehand App, the all-in-one collaborative workspace where productive teams work, from Invision, an online whiteboard and productivity platform. Financial terms were not disclosed. "Over the years, we've made significant investments in the Miro platform – like robust agile workflows support, diagramming, deep integrations across collaboration and product development stacks, extensible platform, and deep enterprise capabilities – all designed to help teams drive innovation at scale.Today's announcement represents another exciting opportunity to advance our capabilities by leveraging some of the developments from the Freehand team. The Freehand team shares our passion for solving the hardest problems in collaboration to help customers do more, faster. We're excited to bring these two teams and technology together, and for Jeff's leadership, as we deliver the future of collaboration technology," Andrey Khusid, Miro Founder and CEO.