This template replaces messy spreadsheets with a structured system to track funding opportunities, applicant organizations, and proposal reviews. It keeps your entire grant lifecycle organized in one central place.
The database connects everything automatically. When an organization submits an application, it links directly to the specific grant program and auto-assigns the relevant reviewers.
Built-in AI agents do the heavy lifting by automatically generating executive summaries from lengthy proposals and drafting eligibility checklists. They even pull web data to build applicant organization profiles instantly.
Managing grant cycles across multiple spreadsheets quickly turns into chaos when tracking hundreds of applicants, deadlines, and multi-step reviews.
Spreadsheets force you to rely on fragile formulas and endless tabs to connect an applicant to their specific grant and reviewer scores. As applications pile up, data gets overwritten or lost.
A relational system changes this by following a strict structure where dates are always dates and files stay securely attached. This is exactly what Softr Databases are designed for.
You can easily link multiple reviews back to a single application without copy-pasting across columns. Everything stays perfectly synced and ready to scale.
Track the exact status of every proposal from submission to final award decision in a clear, instantly filtered view. Calculate average reviewer scores automatically without touching a single formula.
You can also use Database AI agents to evaluate applications faster. The system automatically reads proposal details to flag potential feasibility risks, saving your team hours of manual reading.
Manage system users, grant managers, and reviewers with access roles
Track funding programs and use AI to generate eligibility checklists
Store applicant data and utilize AI to summarize company missions
Manage proposals with AI executive summaries and automated risk assessments
Organize application scores and feedback from assigned grant reviewers
This system is built for teams looking to bring structure to their funding programs.
Customizing this database to match your exact review lifecycle is simple. You can easily add new application statuses, adjust review criteria, or add custom fields for specific grant requirements.
Moving away from spreadsheets is fast. Just import your historical grant data and applicant organization records via CSV, or connect your existing tools via API to sync data automatically.
When your team is ready, you can build an app directly on top of this database. You could create an external portal where applicants securely submit proposals, or an internal dashboard specifically tracking reviewers.
Thanks to native users and permissions, you have complete control over who sees what. Reviewers only see their assigned applications, ensuring your data remains secure and organized as you grow.
It is a structured tool used to organize funding opportunities, applicant organizations, and proposal evaluations in one central place. It tracks deadlines, budgets, and application statuses to ensure the grant lifecycle runs smoothly.
A no-code database gives you a production-ready system instantly, without requiring any technical skills or developer resources. You get the flexibility to customize fields and workflows on the fly, keeping your team entirely autonomous.
AI can drastically speed up the review lifecycle. Using Database AI agents, the system can instantly summarize long proposals, evaluate feasibility risks, and research applicant organizations. These agents run directly on your database fields the moment new applications are submitted.
Yes, using Softr's interface builder, you can turn this database into a fully functional web app. You can build private portals for applicants to submit documents or secure dashboards where reviewers score their assigned proposals. Control exactly who sees what based on their specific role in your organization.
Yes, this template is completely free to get started. Databases are included in Softr's free plan, along with unlimited team collaborators. As your grant programs scale, higher-tier plans offer increased database limits to support more applications.
Google Sheets relies on fragile VLOOKUPs to connect data, which often break when multiple reviewers copy-paste information or add columns. A database uses native relationships to securely link applications, reviewers, and organizations without messy formulas. This structured approach prevents records from getting deleted entirely by mistake.