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• GrantClock Compared With the Other Grant Tools You Are WeighingEvery small development office ends up choosing between a funder research tool, a full grantseeking system, a database you build yourself, and a calendar that watches the dates you already owe.
• GrantClock vs InstrumentlInstrumentl is aimed at nonprofits that need to find and evaluate new funders, while GrantClock is aimed at the office that already holds a portfolio and cannot afford to miss a report date inside it.
• GrantClock vs Foundant GrantHubFoundant GrantHub is a grantseeker management system for nonprofits building out a full grants function, while GrantClock stays narrow and puts the whole portfolio year on one calendar page.
• GrantClock vs AirtableAirtable suits a nonprofit with someone on staff who enjoys building and maintaining a database, while GrantClock suits an office that wants the grant year handled without a build project.
• Grant Calculators for Small Development OfficesTwo quick tools for the questions a small grants office argues about every fall: what a missed date really costs, and how many hours deadline season honestly needs.
• Deadline Risk CalculatorPut a dollar figure on the renewals, reports and invitation windows your office let slip in the last twelve months.
• Deadline Season PlannerCompare the hours your fall applications and reports will take against the hours your office genuinely has in the window.
• Resources for the Person Who Carries the Grant CalendarEverything here is built for an office where the same person writes the proposal, files the report and remembers the renewal date.
• Award Letter Intake ChecklistWork this list the week an award letter arrives and no date inside that grant will surprise you eleven months from now.

• HomeThe full case for GrantClock: the problem, the setup, the features, the pricing and the request form.
• AuthorWho builds and maintains GrantClock, how the product is researched and what the publisher answers for.
• Site mapThis page, listing every destination on the website with a one line description.

• Why grant calendars driftThe four ways a small development office loses track of a deadline, with the cost attached to each.
• How it worksThe four step path from your existing spreadsheet to a live portfolio calendar with owners on every date.
• FeaturesThe six parts of the product: calendar, alerts, report tracker, funder history, exports and restricted fund views.
• Reported outcomesHours returned, reports filed on time, renewal lead time and how long a board packet now takes.
• Directors in their own wordsThree named subscribers from Ohio, Washington and Massachusetts, plus the network wide totals.
• PricingGrassroots, Growing and Established plans with monthly US dollar pricing and what each tier includes.
• Questions and answersSix answers on cost, onboarding time, data handling, portals and calendar feeds, cancellation and portfolio size.
• Request a walkthroughThe contact form, where you tell us which funders you carry and we show you your own portfolio.

• The Grant CycleThe magazine index, with all nine reports on grant calendars, funder deadlines and federal reporting.
• How to Build a Twelve Month Grant Calendar From Your Award LettersReading the six dates out of every award letter and turning them into a full year of grant work.
• The Federal Grant Registration Checklist: SAM.gov, UEI, Grants.govThe order of operations for the UEI, SAM.gov and Grants.gov, and the renewal dates each one creates.
• Federal Grant Report Deadlines: SF-425, Performance Reports, CloseoutWhen the SF-425, the performance report and the closeout package fall due under the Uniform Guidance.
• The 2024 Uniform Guidance Thresholds: Audit, Indirect, EquipmentThe audit, indirect cost, equipment and procurement dollar lines set by the 2024 revision.
• Rolling, Fixed Cycle, and Invitation Only Grants: Planning for EachHow fixed cycles, rolling deadlines and invitation lists each reshape a small office year.
• Eight Ways Small Nonprofits Lose a Grant Renewal They Had EarnedEight administrative failure points behind lost renewals, and the date that prevents each one.
• Inside One Community Foundation Cycle: LOI, Site Visit, Final ReportOne community foundation grant followed month by month, from letter of inquiry to final report.
• Trust Based Philanthropy and What It Changes in Your Reporting YearWhat the trust based model changes in a reporting year, and the half of a portfolio it never reaches.
• Six Weeks of Fall Deadline Season in a Two Person Grants OfficeSix weeks of stacked fall deadlines inside a two person development office, hour by hour.

• Legal noticePublisher identity, company registration, hosting provider, intellectual property and applicable law.
• Privacy policyThe exact form fields collected, retention periods, processors, and US state plus GDPR rights.
• Terms of serviceSubscription and billing terms, cancellation, data ownership, availability targets and liability.

• Request receivedThe confirmation page shown after the request form is sent, with the expected reply time.
• Page not foundWhat you see if a link is mistyped, with routes back to the home page and the pricing table.