Slab helps you easily create, organize, and discover knowledge for your entire organization, from non-technical to tech-savvy.

Community builders can use Slab in several ways to support their efforts in fostering and managing a community:

• Knowledge Base: Create a centralized repository for all community-related documents, guidelines, tutorials, and FAQs that can help both new and existing community members find information easily.
• Onboarding: Streamline the onboarding process for new community members by providing them with access to all necessary information, how-to guides, and community norms in one place.
• Collaboration: Enable community moderators, staff, or active members to collaborate on documents, such as event planning, policy updates, or shared projects.
• Resource Sharing: Use Slab to share resources like templates, marketing materials, or branding guidelines that members can use for community-related activities or to promote the community.
• Internal Communication: Maintain a hub for internal communications where updates, announcements, and community insights can be shared and easily accessed by team members.
• Event Management: Organize and manage community events by keeping track of planning documents, schedules, speaker information, and post-event follow-ups.
• Feedback Collection: Use Slab to document feedback from community members, whether it comes from surveys, forums, or direct communications, to help inform future community development strategies.
• Policy and Governance: Store and manage your community's governance documents, such as codes of conduct, privacy policies, and terms of service, to ensure that all members can reference the rules and expectations of the community.
• Content Management: Plan and organize your community content strategy, including editorial calendars, content outlines, and publication schedules.
• Archiving: Keep an archive of important community milestones, achievements, and historical documents that can serve as a reference or inspiration for future community activities.