The right grant management software (GMS) is essential. It underpins every aspect of grantmaking—from relationship building to application review, funds distribution, and beyond.
Yesterday’s grant management software simply doesn’t align with philanthropy’s new ethos around agility, impact measurement and user experience with transparency and accountability. Philanthropy now demands more from technology, and buyers should expect a GMS to reflect these new values and ways of working.
Learn how you can find the best solution to meet your organization’s mission, this guide covers:
- A breakdown of today’s trends
- Essential principles for evaluating technology
- Reducing applicant burden
- Security and fraud prevention
- Impact reporting & funds distribution
- And much more…
Find grants management software that fits your mission with Submittable’s latest buyers guide.
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Learn how embracing digital transformation and cloud-based technology can help your team tackle the biggest challenges facing government grantmaking programs. From scalability and security to equity and accessibility, this guide will help prepare you for a new path in government grantmaking.
The right technology can help address some of the big issues that plague government aid programs. But to find the right technology, you need to be intentional about solving problems while considering how your program shapes people’s real-life experiences.
Get guidance to help you choose the right technology and advice on how to make the transition achievable sooner than you might think.
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