Butter is an all-in-one video conferencing platform built to facilitate more delightful, interactive, and effective online workshops without switching between tools. With the MURAL App for Butter, facilitators can take problem-solving sessions, team-planning workshops, and collaboration to the next level with a mural directly embedded in Butter.
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To use the MURAL + Butter integration, sign up for free here. |
How does the Butter integration work?
The Butter integration makes it easy for MURAL members to insert murals right into their collaborative Butter sessions without needing to switch between tabs. You can use existing murals, start with a blank mural, or find inspiration from our MURAL templates.
Connect your MURAL account to Butter
You can connect to MURAL from a live Butter session or when setting up the agenda for a session.
Note: MURAL reviews all integrations built by partners, but for additional support please reach out directly to Butter. |
To connect Butter with MURAL:
Click on the Toolbox icon to the right of your screen.
Click the Add Tool button.
Select MURAL.
Click the Connect with MURAL button.
Follow the steps to allow Butter to access your murals.
From there, you can add a mural to your current Butter session or your Toolbox for later use. Or, you can exit out of the window and add a mural later.
Add a mural to your Butter session or Toolbox
Once you connect your Butter account to MURAL, you can add existing murals or templates to your Butter session. Or, you can add murals to your Toolbox to use at a later time.
Note: MURAL reviews all integrations built by partners, but for additional support please reach out directly to Butter. |
To add a mural to your Butter session or Toolbox:
Click on the Toolbox icon to the right of your screen.
Click the Add Tool button.
Select MURAL.
Start with a blank mural, a template, or select an existing mural.
Click Save to save the mural to your Toolbox for future use. Or, click Start now to add the mural to your current session.
Now, you can easily collaborate on this mural in your next Butter session!
If you click Save and add the mural to your Toolbox, you can access the mural any time by opening your Butter Toolbox.
Add a mural to a Butter agenda
After you add murals to your Toolbox, you can access them from a Butter session or add them ahead of time to an agenda. This is a great way to give collaborators a chance to prep for a workshop or session.
Note: MURAL reviews all integrations built by partners, but for additional support please reach out directly to Butter. |
To add a mural to your Butter session’s agenda:
From your Butter room, navigate to your Agenda.
Click Edit Agenda.
Click Add new Agenda Block.
Click Add new tool.
Pick from any murals saved to your room’s Toolbox.
There you go! Smooth, like butter! Now, you can easily collaborate on this mural from your next Butter session.
Troubleshoot the Butter integration
Here are some commonly asked questions with MURAL’s Butter integration:
Do I need a Butter account to use the integration?
To host a session, yes. But, any participant can join a session, even if they don’t have a Butter account. To sign up for a free Butter account, go here.
Do I need a MURAL account to use the integration?
Yes and no. Facilitators need a MURAL account to add a mural into a session or into your Butter Toolbox. But, any participant in Butter can collaborate on a mural, even if they don’t have a MURAL account.
Can Butter collaborators access my mural, even if they aren’t MURAL members?
Yes, they can! The only difference is that MURAL members will show up with their actual names on the mural canvas. Visitors will have fun visitor names, like “Visiting Bear” or “Visiting Hippo.”
I’m an Enterprise customer and this integration isn’t working for me. Why?
The admin for your Enterprise plan must enable the integration from the Integrations tab on their company dashboard.
What happens if visitor permissions are disabled for my mural?
Collaborators who aren’t MURAL members will get an error pop-up telling them that access has been denied. Visitors would need to ask the host to provide visitor access to the mural.