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: ...

Before making an application publicly accessible, it is important to thoroughly test all aspects of the application process. This includes reviewing the Period and Round structure and checking to see whether data is mapping appropriately to the stud...

If you have one or more applications hosted in Slate, you may be interested in freezing the application data as it existed at the time of submission for historical archiving and auditing purposes.  Following the submission of an application, staff o...

Slate administrators can impersonate an applicant and see the application from their point of view.  Administrators can also: See Periods/Rounds that are inactive Bypass hard fails and submit the application When administratively impers...

Your institution may provide application fee waiver codes and prefer not to have an applicant select a code from a prompt list within an application. Alternatively, it is possible to create fields with a prompt list and associate it with a free-text...

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,...