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Pick draft options from a voice note

Current pick draft options from a voice note facts for Slash Social.

Voice note draft variants turn a transcribed voice memo into up to three social post options you can review before creating a draft.

Availability

  • Plan: Team and above
  • Work center: Create (bot DM intake)
  • Requires: A transcribed voice note from bot DM intake.

What you see in Slack

After the bot transcribes your voice note, the intake card can show a Draft options section with platform and format choices (for example, Instagram · Reel). Each option opens a Review Draft modal where you edit the generated caption and choose Create draft. You can also use Retry options if the first set is not useful.

Draft creation runs in the background. You receive DM updates as generated items become ready.

Limits and billing

  • Variant generation counts against your org AI generation limit. If the limit is reached, new options are not generated until usage resets or your plan allows more.
  • Each voice note has a retry budget for regenerating options. When that budget is used up, retry stops until you save the voice note again.

Verification

Send a voice note to the Slash Social bot in DM. After transcription, confirm the card shows Draft options, pick one option, review the caption, and submit Create draft. Check App Home or /social for the new draft item.

Usage note

Use this page as a lookup when a workflow, plan comparison, or troubleshooting guide mentions Pick draft options from a voice note. Confirm the active brand, connected account, and workspace plan before promising the capability to a customer. If the article marks the feature as not launch-ready or hidden, treat it as operator context and do not describe it as available in customer onboarding.

When the page lists plan availability, compare it with Plan comparison and Usage limits rather than old sales names. When availability is not stated, avoid inventing a plan gate; verify access in Billing & Plan from Settings. Capture the workspace, brand, feature name, and blocker text before you contact support.