6 weighted sections; each check scores pass / warning / fail. Strong at 85+, needs work at 65+. Full methodology · Glossary
Audited
How ServiceNow for Slack's 65/100 breaks down
ServiceNow for Slack's overall audit score is the weighted average of 6 section scores (grade C). Top strength: two sections score 88/100 — Description & Content and Visual Assets. Largest available rubric uplift: Languages — fixing its one open check, Language Count (medium impact) is worth up to 10 points on the overall score. Other sections with open checks: Technical & Support (up to 8.7 points), Title Optimization (up to 5.6 points), Categories & Discoverability (up to 5.6 points), Description & Content (up to 3.1 points) and Visual Assets (up to 2.5 points).
The rubric — its 6 baseline-weighted sections, shared check definitions and grade bands — is consistent across Slack Marketplace listings, while eligibility and measured coverage can differ when a source snapshot lacks a field. It is documented on the methodology page and the audit-score glossary entry. Disputes or data corrections: corrections@appranks.io.
Frequently asked questions
What is ServiceNow for Slack's Slack listing audit score?
ServiceNow for Slack scores 65/100 (grade C) in the AppRanks listing audit. The score is the weighted average of 6 weighted sections: Title Optimization (15%), Description & Content (25%), Visual Assets (20%), Categories & Discoverability (15%), Technical & Support (15%), and Languages (10%). Section scores: Title Optimization 63/100, Description & Content 88/100, Visual Assets 88/100, Categories & Discoverability 63/100, Technical & Support 42/100, Languages 0/100. Scores are directly comparable when rubric version and coverage status match.
What is ServiceNow for Slack doing well?
two of ServiceNow for Slack's sections tie for the top score of 88/100: Description & Content and Visual Assets; 6 of 8 checks in them pass and 2 are open.
What should ServiceNow for Slack fix first?
Languages: Language Count (No languages listed; medium impact). Fixing it is worth up to 10 points on the overall score — the largest available rubric uplift; 5 other sections have smaller open fixes.