Co-funders and their packs
Record the organisations that co-fund your projects, release each quarter to them, and see what a co-funder reads and when.
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A co-funder is an organisation that funds projects alongside yours. It reads a quarter only once the Epic's Captain releases that quarter to it, and then only the projects recorded against it. Backed sends a co-funder nothing: releasing makes the material readable, and you tell them yourself. This appears only when it is turned on for your organisation.
The same register is used to co-fund grants: you can pledge a co-funder to a round and give it a share of an application. See Co-funders on grants and rounds.
Record a co-funder
- Go to
People > Co-fundersand selectAdd a co-funder. - Enter its
Name, as the organisation names itself, and theContact nameandContact emaila pack is addressed to. SelectSave co-funder. - Select
Choose projectsand pick the projects it co-funds. - Select
Who speaks for itto give its people access, or invite a co-funder user fromPeople > Reporting access.
Retire a co-funder that no longer co-funds anything. Its history is kept as it was, and nobody new
can be given access to it.
Release a quarter
Open the quarter's report and select Co-funder packs. A pack is one co-funder's read of the
quarter: only the projects it co-funds, without any answer a partner asked to keep internal, and
without the Captain's own judgement. Once the quarter is finalised, select the release button
beside the co-funder, which names it. Select Download the pack for a copy to send them.
What a co-funder sees
A co-funder signs in to the portal and sees Your co-funded projects: the quarters released to it,
and for each project the status, outputs and outcomes its partner reported, in the partner's own
words and figures.
Every quarter a co-funder opens is recorded, because the reader is outside your organisation. The
What has been read tab on People > Co-funders lists those reads. The co-funder cannot see it.
See also
This page uses Backed's default terms, such as Funding Round and Application Template. An organisation may rename them, so read each as your organisation's own term if you've renamed it.
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