
Web-based solutions for application and review have many
advantages over traditional paper-based methods. Where information
needs to be shared and decisions made, when face-to-face meetings
are not possible or happen rarely, the power of the internet is
unsurpassed. Fund Manager administers and supervises the process of
application, review and awarding grants for academic and
scholarly projects, expediting communication, reducing costs and
improving efficiency.
Some of Fund Manager's advantages:
Applicants apply - an easy
step-by-step procedure allows submission of applications
quickly and efficiently.
Applications are reviewed
- straightforward procedures for assigning to
experts, review panels, and for scoring applications.
Applications are ranked - based
on scores and the system also provides a forum for awarding
grants.
Communication is automated - email
confirmations, reminders, requests are
sent automatically.
Reports and statistics - are
provided online or are exported to a spreadsheet package for
further analysis.
Payments are monitored - giving a
comprehensive overview of grants and awards.
Progress, reporting and follow-up is
automated - if necessary, reminders are sent
out to applicants to return interim progress reports and
financial statements.
Why customers like Fund Manager
Easy online application
Efficient and comprehensive review processes
Complete administrative overview
Year-on-year tracking of awards and payments
Savings in operational costs
Reduced paper processing
Testimonials
"Fund Manager has made a big difference for us - no
more mountains of paper applications - our applicants are grateful
too! "
Annie Henriksen
Foundation's secretary, Danish Cancer Research Foundation
"We recently used the new Fund Manager online system. It was
easy to use and we liked that our application pdf file could be
viewed exactly as it would be reviewed. We could also modify
details and remake the file before finally submitting. We haven't
previously been able to do this with other online applications
systems."
Professor Ewa Rajpert-De Meyts
Senior Scientist, Rigshospitalet Copenhagen