Best grants review tools for good grant
decisions
Easy, powerful and flexible review tools to help you assess applications and make sound funding decisions
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World-class review suite
The Good Grants review suite is packed full of time-saving features to help you find great applications to your grants program. With five powerful review modes, multiple review rounds, panel management and more, we have everything you need to make good grant decisions.
Review modes
Qualifying review mode
A straightforward decision-making tool for making pass/fail decisions. It’s perfect for shortlisting applications before moving to more comprehensive review rounds.
Top pick review mode
Reviewers rank their favourite applications using the Single Transferable Vote (STV) calculation method widely used for elections. This is an outstanding method for determining consensus, so works well for large panels of reviewers.
Crowd voting review mode
Invite your entire organisation, the public or a select group of reviewers to vote on their favourite grant applications. Simple and effective, the configuration options available in crowd voting are virtually limitless.
Scoring review mode
Your expert review panel score entries individually based on highly-configurable scoring criteria. Results are calculated and available in real time.
Action flow mode
Move applications through a multi-stage review process. Perfect for application approval, or nomination acceptance, before more intensive review rounds commence.
More great review suite features to help you make good grant decisions
Unlimited review rounds
Arrange an unlimited number of review rounds. Track and compare scores and inputs to converge on preferred applications.
Decision results leaderboards
Real-time views of decision status and scores across all applications and categories. Easy to review and export results.
Review
panels
Quick and powerful assignment of applications to reviewers. Engage small or large audiences, even public guests to evaluate applications using any review mode you want.
Recusal and abstention
Reviewers can abstain or managers can recuse reviewers from scoring or deciding on any applications where there may be a potential conflict of interest.