Innovation Center Portfolio List
Every Innovation Center you manage, in one list — venture and application counts at a glance, plus where new ICs get created.
What it is
The Innovation Center list is the entry point for anyone who manages more than one program on Venture OS. Each card is one Innovation Center (IC) — an accelerator, government program, or corporate venture-building unit — with a quick read on how active it is before you go in.
If you only manage a single IC, you'll never actually see this screen: it auto-redirects you straight to that IC's Dashboard.
What each card shows
- Venture count, and how many of those are currently Active
- A pending applications badge (Submitted or Under Review) when there are any waiting on you
- Agreement duration in months
- Your IC's logo and brand color, if you've set them
Clicking a card opens that IC's Dashboard.
Creating a new Innovation Center
New Innovation Center opens a short form: name, logo URL, brand color, and a default agreement duration in months. This becomes the IC's identity across the whole portfolio — the same brand color and logo also show up on public application pages if you turn on white-labeling later, in Application Settings.
Deleting an IC
A delete icon appears only for superadmin accounts, and only on ICs with zero ventures. Once a single portfolio venture exists, the option disappears — this is a guardrail against accidentally deleting a program with real founder data in it, not a general admin tool.
How you'll actually use it
Most operators skip this screen entirely thanks to the auto-redirect. It matters in two situations: you run more than one program (separate tracks per sector, region, or client), or you're a superadmin setting up a brand-new IC before handing it to a program manager.
Data
Card counts come from each IC's ventures and applications endpoints; the list itself loads from your account's Innovation Centers. Besides creating or deleting an IC, this screen doesn't write anything.
Getting started
Open your Innovation Center from the list, or create a new one if you're standing up a program for the first time.