Funding rounds and grant management
- Allow a late submission
Give one applicant a personal deadline after a closed round, with a reason, so they can start, finish and submit their application themselves.
- Checklist - Funding Rounds & Grant Management
What to check before a grant round is published.
- Create a grant round
Set up a new grant round step by step, from its details and application form to its funding, dates and landing page.
- Duplicate a round
Copy an existing grant round into a new draft, with its settings, invitees and landing page, and optionally its assessment rounds and letter choices, but none of its applications.
- Duplicate applications
Find applications that may be the same request made twice, keep one as the primary and archive the others, or dismiss the group.
- Eligibility screener
Ask applicants screening questions before they can start an application, and decide the responses that wait for staff.
- Field reviews on a funding round
Mark a round's funding amounts or dates so that a change waits for a second person to approve it, and see what is waiting.
- Frequently asked questions about grant rounds
Short answers about creating, publishing, changing and closing grant rounds.
- Landing pages
Give a grant round a landing page that tells applicants about it, choose who can see it and set its link.
- Multi-stage grant rounds
Run a round in stages, such as an expression of interest followed by a full application, and move chosen applications to the next stage.
- Publish and unpublish
Publish a grant round so applicants can apply, unpublish it to make changes, list it on Rounds, and test, archive or delete rounds.
- Remind and withdraw stale drafts
Remind applicants about a draft nobody has edited, and withdraw it automatically if nobody comes back to it. Off until you turn it on.
- Round reporting
Record what GrantConnect, the NSW Grants and Funding Finder and 360Giving need about a round, whether it is on your public register, whether it allows appeals, and its networks.