Translated with AI from the Russian original.

A solution with support for hundreds of online whiteboard users is available for installation in the cloud or on the customer's servers.

On the "MTS Link" platform for business communications, training and collaboration, the "Boards" service has been improved in accordance with the requirements of large businesses. The functionality of team management has been improved, the ability to enable log auditing at the level of the entire organization, export the board to PDF in high resolution, and protect the boards from unwanted changes have appeared.

The creator of the board can set "reader with copy permission" access for a user or for the entire team. Previously, authors could only choose two types of access: "editors" were allowed to make any changes to the board and copy its elements, and "readers" could only view it. Unlike users with "reader" rights, "readers with copy permission" can transfer the content they need to their boards.

In addition, the service interface has been changed in accordance with the requests of large customers. All the most popular functions and templates for a quick start have become more visible on the main toolbar.

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