Once you add in the start date, the end date would auto-populate based on the count of months (this happens today in BBGM). Or a field that auto-populates with count of months, based on what is entered for the start and end date?

The Custom Forms Reporting area provides valuable insight into workflow activity and governance steps captured through form submissions. While certain fields such as Submitted Date and Form ID are available, key contextual fields — specifically Fo...

Organization is self-supporting payments. As part of our audit, we must provide documentation of fund movement. Currently this documentation is added to each application within a batch - and is time consuming to open each application/add. It would...

Kimberly-Clark maintains long‑standing, strategic partnerships with several global nonprofit organizations. Many of these partners receive large-scale grants—often seven‑figure awards—on a recurring basis, sometimes multiple times within a single ...

After submitting a request, there's no intuitive path for submitting another one. It would be great to add a prominent "Submit Another Request" button. While there are work arounds, they are not intuitive and require more steps than they should. T...

Ability to add forms to multiple workflow levels if they have the same permissions in Program Setup.

Please show when NPOs are due for vetting expiration in UI, will help with grant timing considerations + allow companies to predict delay

We use GC for employees to apply to put on volunteer events that involve supplies that come out of our budget as part of our partnership with Foster Love. Employees submit the application in GC to secure budget and supplies and then must create an...

The bulk select for routing being limited to 10 at a time is cumbersome for groups who need to work with more than 10 grants at a time on a regular basis

We have an individual benefitting program that utilizes the mask applicant information and masked fields. In insights and on dashboards the masked data is visible and it should not be.