Dashboards that help government agencies stop dropping the ball.
The draft asks
Can you upload that page to the grant portal?
SourceGrant portal. Refreshed 5 minutes ago.
The ruleThis sample grant asks the grantee for a cost sheet with each report.
ResponsibleGrant lead
Nia. Mossmere Skills filed its report without the cost sheet due Friday.
Can you upload that page to the grant portal?
Sample data. A person reads each draft and decides what to do.
This week
Sample data · last 7 daysFlagged by the board · cleared by a person
- Wed6 flagged4 cleared
- Thu5 flagged3 cleared
- Fri4 flagged4 cleared
- Sat0 flagged0 cleared
- Sun0 flagged0 cleared
- Mon7 flagged5 cleared
- Tue8 flagged3 cleared
The repeat problem
Two subrecipient reports lack the same cost sheet. The grant lead can ask for the missing page before review.
What it would have caught
A fictional example. Nothing here sends.
Day 1The flag
The board would flag a grantee's missing cost sheet.
Day 2The follow up
The grant lead would read the draft then send the sheet request.
Day 4What happens next
The grantee would upload it. The reviewer would finish the check.
Questions it answers
- Which grantees need a cost sheet?
- Mossmere Skills and Reedwick Works. Both reports lack the page.
- Which purchase reviews are late?
- The archive RFP score notes and the scanner price check.
- Which reports need an owner update?
- The quarter report and the subrecipient rollup.
What it reads
- Grant portal
- Purchase log
- Review tracker
- Report calendar
One screen
One screen checks the tools you already use and drafts the follow up. A person approves.
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