Planning
Slash Social turns Slack messages, links, campaign briefs, and client notes into planned work by brand, platform, pillar, campaign, and timezone.
Planning
The command returns the right planning surface with brand, timezone, and week context already attached.
Slash SocialSlash command response
This week has 3 open slots, 2 posts ready, and one pillar without coverage.
/social plan week · Launch week · Lumen TrailCreate draft ideas for empty campaign slots before Monday review.
AI-assisted planning/social plan week Lumen Trail
Opening next week’s plan for Lumen Trail in America/New_York.
Slash SocialLaunch week · Jul 6–12
Customer proof needs 2 posts. Trail education needs 1 short video. Launch recap is already ready.
Campaigns and pillarsCampaign: Launch week
This customer note fits Friday's trail education post.
Why it matters
In Slack
The preview below shows how planning appears in Slack — the context, entry points, and next actions your team uses every day.
It shows the planning view teams use in Slack: open slots, blocked items, owners, source context, and actions to fill or reschedule work.
The planning view shows coverage gaps, draft status, campaign context, and next actions in the same Slack workspace where the team plans the week.
Slash SocialSlash command response
This week has 3 open slots, 2 posts ready, and one pillar without coverage.
/social plan week · Launch week · Lumen TrailCreate draft ideas for empty campaign slots before Monday review.
AI-assisted planning/social plan week Lumen Trail
Opening next week’s plan for Lumen Trail in America/New_York.
Slash SocialLaunch week · Jul 6–12
Customer proof needs 2 posts. Trail education needs 1 short video. Launch recap is already ready.
Campaigns and pillarsCampaign: Launch week
This customer note fits Friday's trail education post.
A post often begins as a note in Slack. Slash Social keeps that source conversation attached as the item becomes a draft, a scheduled placement, and a published asset.
Teams can plan by content pillar, campaign, platform, and account so one loud launch does not crowd out evergreen work, customer proof, or community posts.
Weekly views show empty slots, items that are blocked, and posts waiting for review so the team can fix the plan before publish day.
Outcomes
Your Monday planning thread opens on the same calendar the team publishes from, with pillar mix and gap alerts already attached.
A Slack message or link you flag becomes a tracked item with a brand, owner, and next step instead of another bookmark.
Every scheduled slot keeps the original thread, campaign label, and account context so nobody re-asks where an idea started.
FAQ
Yes. Brand scope is a core part of the product, including brand-specific platforms, accounts, timezones, roles, and reporting.
No. The workflow begins and updates in Slack, with the public website used for marketing and account flows only.
Keep working
Build a practical social content calendar with account-specific variants, owners, review dates, and a worked weekly example.
Read the guide →GuideChoose useful content pillars from audience questions, map them to examples, and adjust the mix without chasing arbitrary ratios.
Read the guide →GuideCheck approved versions, destination accounts, links, assets, timing, and ownership before publishing social content.
Read the guide →GuideWork backward from campaign launch to coordinate copy, assets, review, account variants, and publication decisions.
Read the guide →Free toolCrop one image for nine social platforms with format pickers, visible guides, and JPG, PNG, or ZIP downloads.
Use the tool →Free toolTurn your own words and photos into a carousel. Edit slides, choose a style, and download images or a PDF.
Use the tool →Free toolCompare two photos side by side or in a split image. Frame each independently, choose formats for nine platforms, and download PNG or JPG.
Use the tool →Free toolWork backward from a campaign launch with editable milestones, working-day deadlines, owners and two timezones. Download a calendar, printable PDF and editable plan.
Use the tool →Free toolBuild consistent campaign URLs while preserving existing destination parameters and fragments.
Use the tool →Ready when your team is
Start with the workflow that hurts most, then connect the rest of your social operation around it.