Nonprofit grant management
Nonprofit grant management software on the funder side.
Nonprofit grant management software on the funder side: invite specific nonprofits, then track those awards. Not a tool for incoming grants.
The stall
Nonprofit grant management software usually means the other product.
A place to track every grant the organization received, every report it owes, every deadline from every funder.
That is grantee software. Grantis is not that product. If you are a nonprofit looking for a program, the invitation comes from the foundation, not from this site.
The stall we solve is on the other desk: a foundation that already works with a known set of nonprofit partners, and that currently keeps those awards in a spreadsheet and an inbox.
The hold
You create the program. You invite specific nonprofits.
Foundations use Grantis to review, award, track, and report. The nonprofit sees the program because you put them on it. There is no public apply page and no open call. Nonprofit grants software here does not mean a listing that any organization can find and flood.
The review queue is the list you asked for. Grant tracking and grant reporting then follow those same organizations through closeout. Create the program. Invite. Review and score. Award. Track outcomes. Produce the report. That is nonprofit grant management software with reporting, on the funder side.
- Foundation-owned programs
- Specific nonprofit applicants, invited or assigned
- Review and scoring on that list
- Outcome tracking and reports on the awards you made
Who it is for
For foundations that fund nonprofits by invitation.
If you are a nonprofit looking for software to track incoming awards from many funders, this is not the shopping list. The right next step is not a Grantis workspace. Grantmaker software is the funder-side name for the same job.
It is not a grants portal for the public. It is not a place to submit an application. The invitation-only grants page is the access rule. This page is the audience: foundations that fund nonprofits that way.
Before you write us
Other places the year breaks
Best grant management software
Most roundups assume an open call. What “best” means if you invite applicants and need the year on one record.
Grantmaker software
Funder-side software: the foundation that makes the award, not the nonprofit that received it.
GivingData alternative
For foundations that invite applicants and want the year on one record. Not a clone, not a login.
Blackbaud Grantmaking alternative
When the suite is larger than the year you run. Invitation-only grantmaker software, quoted, not a clone.
Foundant alternative
Not a login. For foundations that invite applicants and want the year on one record.
Grants management
The year lives in email, a drive, and a spreadsheet. A grants management system puts the program, the decision, and the report on one record.
Grant tracking
Tracking fails when it is a second system opened after the money went out. Watch outcomes and dates on the award itself.
Grant compliance
A compliance binder that drifts from the award letter cannot prove what happened. Requirements and completion stay on the file.
Grant reporting
Export, retype, hope the totals match. Packets should come from the file you already keep, not a second year of work.
Grant review
Scores that live in a side form never make the board packet. Assignment, rubric, and decision stay on the grant.
Invitation-only grants
An open apply page fills the queue with people you did not choose. You invite who applies.
If this is the stall you have, write us.
Tell us how you run programs today. We will show you where Grantis holds the file.
