Slate delivers an out of the box applicant status portal that allows an applicant to view updates to their application, checklists, payment details, and copies of their application, among other items. The Slate-delivered status portal ...

Embedding social media feeds on a custom status portal can be an integral part of engaging with applicants. Facebook and Twitter feeds can make use of the Social Media Widget outlined in the Knowledge Base article Portal Widgets . However, social m...

Informing an applicant of their assigned staff member can assist with channeling questions to the appropriate person on your team. Displaying their contact information and even a photo can help make the portal look even more personal. This article c...

An Applicant Status page is available for all applications both Slate hosted and imported. Of the many items displayed on the status page, one of the most important to the applicant is the checklist section. This section shows an applicant the ite...

Streamline application access with Slate's default authentication or integrate institutional Single Sign-On for seamless login experiences.

This article describes the procedure for adding an Account Tools section to a custom Applicant Status Portal using static content blocks. Account Tools allows the applicant to change their email address, change their password, and logout. When...

Elevate applicant engagement with a custom Status Portal in Slate, tailored for both Slate and imported applications.

Streamline material uploads on the Status Page in Slate by restricting visibility based on applicant populations, like showing resumes only to freshmen.

Enable post-submission reference updates in Slate by allowing edits to recommenders and providing a direct link to the reference page.

Transition your XSLT application status pages to user-friendly Views in Slate for enhanced maintenance and customization.

Below are some common areas of misconfiguration for status portal widgets/components and their possible solutions. In your troubleshooting, please also review the intended behaviors of Portal Widgets . If you run into an issue that is not covered ...