Quarterly returns
Report on your projects each quarter, read what is shared back with you, and keep your organisation's contacts up to date.
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If your organisation is a delivery partner, you report on each of your projects every quarter.
My projects is your reporting home. This appears only when it is turned on for your
organisation.
Your reporting home
My projects shows every project you hold, one line each, with where it's up to. The first time
you visit, a Welcome may walk you through it and, where the organisation has one, ask you to agree
to its agreement.
This quarter's reports: one report per project, per quarter, with itsStatus:Not started,Draft saved,SubmittedorClosed. SelectStart my update,Continue my updateorView my report.Earlier submissions: everything you've sent before this quarter.Shared back with you: partner versions of quarterly reports released to your organisation. SelectRead the report.Your details: the people the organisation writes to about yours. SelectEditorAdd a contact, thenSave my details.
If you hold projects in two or more Epics, All Epics shows them by Epic. A project whose work has
finished says No report due.
The Dashboard also shows this quarter's reports.
Complete your update
- Select
Start my update(orContinue my update). - Work through the sections:
Progress,Outcomes,Summary reflections,Housekeeping, thenReview & submit.Your briefshows your Epic goal, your project and what you committed to. - Select
Saveat any time; you can come back later. - On
Review & submit, check it over and tick the box to say the report is ready. - Select
Submit my update. Nothing reaches your captain until you do.
If the quarter closes before you submit, the page says This quarter has closed. Your answers are
kept exactly as you left them, but they were not submitted.
Let a colleague report for you
Use Delegates to give a colleague your returns for a set time. See
Your organisation's members.
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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