Product details
Multi-brand portfolio view
Review current multi-brand portfolio view behavior, availability, limits, and operating details for Slash Social.
What it includes
The multi-brand portfolio view ranks active brands by attention score so admins, creators, and approvers can spot operational gaps without switching context brand by brand. It surfaces on Today and the Insights work center when multiple brands the current actor can access need attention for the selected period.
How to use it
Plan access: Available on the Team plan. Not included on Free or Starter. See Plan comparison for the full matrix.
Lifecycle: Launch.
Prerequisites: Your organization needs multi-brand management enabled and more than one active brand. The portfolio card appears on App Home only when at least two brands need attention for the selected period. Brands with no open issues are omitted from the card.
Where to find it:
- Open App Home when your organization has multiple brands.
- Look for the Your brands at a glance section ranked by attention score.
- Use Switch on a brand row to change your active brand context.
Attention signals: For each brand listed, Slash Social scores attention using:
| Signal | What it reflects |
|---|---|
| Scheduled vs cadence target | Gap between planned posts and cadence goal for the period |
| Pending approvals | Posts waiting in review |
| Route issues | Active pillars missing a review route |
Top brands with the highest scores appear first.
What switching does: Choosing Switch updates your active brand across App Home and downstream flows.
Scope: Portfolio overview is organization-wide but actor-filtered. Names, counts, and scores are calculated only for brands the current actor can access; inaccessible and archived brands do not contribute to the aggregate.
Related reference:
Details
Portfolio context ties into Insights and home workflows:
- Insights dashboard for portfolio-level operational review
- Workflow home inbox for inbox work from App Home
- Client approval packs when external review spans multiple brands