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Hey All,
Would you need multiple levels of folders or would one level be enough?
An error occurred while saving the comment Lynnette Donaldson supported this idea ·
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An error occurred while saving the comment I was searching for information about weighting evaluation questions and just found this very helpful stream. We absolutely need to improve our evaluation process and it has become obvious weighting questions is imperative, even if we have to move outside of Foundant to complete our evaluations (which would be a huge pain). If anyone sees this and would be willing to share a rubric, I would be grateful to hear from you!
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An error occurred while saving the comment Yes! Organization contacts can view all previously submitted applications, but they can only view grant agreements and grant reports they have submitted personally. While this may be necessary for certain GLM users, it would be very helpful for us if this feature could be toggled on, so that every person connected to an organization could view applications and follow-ups. For us, limiting this information to one individual does not help us serve the organizations we grant to.
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An error occurred while saving the comment It would be really helpful if all the contacts in an organization could access previously submitted Grant Reports and Grant Agreements, the same way they can view all the applications previously submitted by others in their organization. This would enable new contacts to access historical information to complete follow-ups assigned to them and print these documents without having to contact me to do this for them. Thanks!
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An error occurred while saving the comment It's the word packet that is vague. I know it's wordy, but why not Print Completed Form, or Print Document
Honestly, any level of folders (1 is great!) would be immensely helpful.