Run internal funding competitions from call to award decision in one connected system. Publish opportunities, collect applications, coordinate committee reviews, and notify applicants without relying on spreadsheets or inbox threads.
Bring calls, applications, committee reviews, scoring, award decisions, and applicant communications into one connected process. Publish opportunities, configure application forms, coordinate reviews, notify applicants, and retain a complete record of every competition.
Create and publish internal funding calls with clearly established deadlines.
Build application forms around the information required for each internal funding competition.
Route applications through structured committee review and scoring workflows.
Record award decisions and notify applicants as part of the same connected process.
Maintain a full history for every competition, along with a repository of reviewers and review criteria.
Collect progress reports when required as a condition of funding, with reporting forms customized for each competition.
Create funding opportunities with clear information and deadlines, keeping each call and its timeline in one process.
Customize application forms around each opportunity’s requirements and keep submissions connected to the appropriate competition.
Route applications through structured review and scoring workflows while keeping reviewers, criteria, and decisions connected.
Manage award decisions and applicant notifications as part of the same process used for applications and reviews.
Keep opportunities, applications, reviews, criteria, progress reports, and award decisions connected in one record.
Maintain a repository of reviewers and criteria used across internal funding competitions.
Centralize funding opportunities managed by different administrators and programs across campus in one shared repository. Each competition can maintain its own workflow and configuration while applications, reviews, decisions, and records remain connected in one system
A connected process makes it easier to move each competition from call to award decision while maintaining a complete history. Administrators can see the components of the competition together, and the information behind each decision remains connected to the opportunity.
Replace fragmented processes with one connected workflow.
Publish an internal funding call and establish the associated deadline.
Use a configurable form to collect the information required from applicants.
Move applications through a defined committee review and scoring process.
Record award decisions as part of the competition's history.
Notify applicants after decisions have been made.
Publish calls, collect applications through configurable forms, coordinate committee review and scoring, and notify applicants of award decisions. Every stage stays connected, creating a complete competition history without relying on separate spreadsheets, documents, and email threads.
For administrators, Internal Opportunities provides a structured way to coordinate calls, applications, reviews, decisions, and notifications.
Applicants can view funding opportunities offered across their institution in one place, making it easier for students and others to discover available funding and apply for relevant opportunities.
For committees and reviewers, applications can move through established review and scoring workflows using the reviewers and criteria associated with the competition.
Together, these connected experiences support a more consistent internal funding process from beginning to end.
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