Know what’s due next
Keep financial reports, program narratives, deliverables, and renewal dates together—with an owner for each.
THE WORK AFTER THE AWARD
Reporting deadlines. Restricted funds. One more spreadsheet. Give every awarded grant a home, and every requirement a next step.
Simple setup · Built for small organizations
Set the dates and preparation time for a sample grant report. See when each stage needs to start, then take a plan to your team.
Community Food Access · Quarterly progress report
Use dates in 2000–2099, with the deadline on or after the planning date. Enter 1–60 whole calendar days per stage. Dates below are examples, not today.
Interactive concept. Sequential stages include weekends and holidays; confirm cutoff times, submission time and award requirements yourself. Changes reset on reload. No live grant records, reminders or submissions.
For grant coordinators, program managers, and the person who wears both hats.
LESS ADMIN. A CLEARER DAY.
A simpler way to work with Grantstead.
Keep financial reports, program narratives, deliverables, and renewal dates together—with an owner for each.
Record the award, grant period, restricted categories, and budget versus spend beside the documents that explain them.
Save award letters, report uploads, and notes in a grant’s history so a deadline doesn’t depend on one person’s memory.
ROOM FOR YOUR WHOLE ORGANIZATION
Start small, with room for more awards and more entities.
STARTING AT
$10per month to get your grants in order.
A FEW GOOD QUESTIONS
YOUR NEXT STEP
Tell us how many active awards you manage and where reporting requirements or restricted budgets get hard to track.