The Application Editor is primarily used to make modifications to standard Slate-hosted application pages, such as selecting which fields are displayed or required, applying custom labels to pages or individual fields, and renaming and reordering pa...

Depending on your application structure, you may need to clone the Application Base for rounds that need their own standard application customization. For example, cloning the Application Base would be beneficial if your application structure looked...

The Edit Menu button displays the current order and the names of application pages. Reorder pages by dragging and dropping the boxes into the preferred order. For example, if the Program page should appear before the Academics page, drag the ...

You can conditionally display application pages depending on the user’s student type using application logic groups and page keys . For example, you might want your international student page to appear only for international applicants. For pag...

A direct round URL is a link that you can provide to a specific applicant population that prevents them from seeing other application rounds besides the one specified in the link. When the applicant follows the link to the application management...

An application creation form lets applicants create and submit an application in Slate through the submission of a form. Login is not required to access or submit the form by default, but can be configured if desired. You can use the form as: ...

In addition to the Slate standard sign-in process, applicants and form registrants can create an account or log in to Slate using their Google, Facebook, and LinkedIn credentials. Using social media accounts as a log-in option provides a simplified,...