What is not available
Every product has a shape people expect it to have, and this is where this one differs from that shape. Nothing here is coming in a particular release; it is simply not offered today.
The page exists so you can plan around it rather than spending an afternoon looking for a switch.
#Not available
No Suite version.
No space settings screen.
No admin settings of any kind. The settings entry resolves to an Introduction section only - there is no Capabilities, Features, Approval, Permissions, Egress, Indexing or Migration tab for this app.
No customer-managed egress domains tab (that feature is limited to other Capable apps).
No content migration flow or Migration tab - this app is explicitly excluded.
No sharing changes and no board invites. The board update call and the invite-by-email flow were removed in the cutover release, along with Miro's write permission and the Confluence email-address permission. The proxy allowlist has no write path.
No Miro entry in the shared Confluence capability metadata table, so Miro contributes nothing to capability lists, command palette groups, byline entries or space configuration grids.
The 'confluence.miro' feature flag exists on the capability but has no effect in this app - feature-flag gating only runs under the Suite app.
Document the custom panel's labels: Board URL, Display mode, Width, Height.
One deployed AWS route for listing Miro boards is not used by the Confluence app, which goes through the generic request and token-info routes instead.
The legacy re:solution Connect app is kept in the repository for reference and for the token and parameter migration. It is not what customers install.
Two retired placeholder components remain in the Miro client and render nothing (a form insights view and a form response view). They are not features.
None of this is a bug to report. If one of them blocks you, tell us: customer demand is what moves them.
#A few things worth knowing
If one of these is the reason you are evaluating the product, say so before you buy rather than after.
The list changes with each release, so check the release notes before assuming it still applies.
Where the app's own wording differs from this page, believe the app.
#Related
Better to know now than hunt for a switch.
