For the project team
A clearer overview of the information needed for project reporting and the questions still open.
Product direction 02 / Grant Evidence Helper
Good work deserves a clear story.
A project has been approved and work is underway. Where will the information needed for reporting be found? Grant Evidence Helper is a product idea for a clearer overview of project records.
Product status: Product idea · under exploration
The question
Evidence is often scattered.
Reports, agreements and project files tell a story together. That story rarely sits ready and waiting when reporting begins.
This direction concerns accountability for projects after a grant has been approved. It is not a tool to find grants or write grant applications.
Intended value
A clearer view of what is already there.
For the person responsible
Support when reviewing the dossier. Responsibility for its content and final review remain with people.
Current status
A product idea to investigate.
Grant Evidence Helper has not been built. The first intended scope is a single, bounded approved project with a clear reporting framework.
Its practical value still needs to be established. The intended tool would not provide legal advice, official approval or a guarantee that the evidence is sufficient.
For any potential application, data use, processing locations and responsibilities would first be agreed.
Your experience
Where does reporting become difficult?
If you know project accountability from experience, your perspective is interesting. Which information takes the most effort to find? Where would a clearer overview help? A brief, general description is enough.
Questions
Good to know.
Is this for a grant application?
No. This direction concerns project reporting after a grant has been approved. The idea is still in preparation.
Is a project file review available?
That is not an available service. You can share your interest without sending project files or sensitive information.
Interest is welcome
What do you have in mind?
A question, idea or brief description is enough. There is no need to share sensitive information.