Ability to view additional fields on the Request Summary
It would be great to be able to view some additional information on the Request Summary, specifically the project start and end date, and the total grant award. Ideally, it would be able to customize that form to our needs. Program staff don't want to have to open the application to find that information and would prefer to have it on the Request Summary.
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Heidi Findlay commented
It would be nice to customize -- The closed date is important to us, though I'd settle for end date. Closed means we've got everything back from the grantee and nothing else is required. We have multi year grants that currently look like 1 year grants for THAT much, which is starting to raise eyebrows as more of the leadership team takes an interest in looking at the database.
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Priti Mehta commented
When showing the Request Summary/Award details
We can see the award amount. It would be helpful to see the request amount and the amount awarded. -
April Durr commented
Yes, seeing the project name, amount awarded, and grant year dates - along with the primary contact for that grant would be really helpful... I often spend time going back and forth between various screens to double check basic information.
It would also be helpful to see at the top of the screen the name of the item I am reviewing, such as year end report etc.
Many thanks!
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Hi Cathy and Jean,
Thanks for the suggestion. I can definitely see the value. However, from an implementation standpoint, this could get very complex very quickly.
If users could agree on a set of information that we could then add to the Request Summary page, that would help, and would make it more likely something could be done. In the meantime, though, due to the complexity of this request, it's probably not something that we'll be looking at in the near-term.
Thanks,
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Jean C. commented
I agree. I recognize the Summary should be a "summary" but we all have a particular need here or there of information we consistently need to click through to see. Thanks.