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FYI...eGrants Manager

  • 04/01/01

For a yearly subscription fee, Enterprises Computing Services' eGrants Manager provides education grant seekers, writers, approvers and accounting personnel with tools to easily manage the grant application, preparation, approval and payment processes. The Web-based application's benefits include an increase in funding opportunities, support for collaborative grant proposal efforts, and streamlining of the tracking of disbursement funds against budgets. The service provides required forms online, reducing paperwork. For more information, visit www.ecs-eduK12.com.

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