For this $1M initiative the Queensland Department of Tourism, Innovation and Sport aims to link school programs and tour operators. They have started the rollout of subsidised study trips to...

It's a familiar process: submitting an application for a grant. During this application process relevant information is collected to assess whether the applicant is eligible or not. The information provided...

Grant application management is a voluminous process. Many applications, paper or digital, come in. They need to be reviewed against certain criteria, often by multiple people. This requires structure and...

Change management is one of the most difficult things to manage. It involves people, systems, processes and behaviour. And they are all interlinked. Changing your grant management system is one...

Notifications are particularly important in the application process. Information about the applicant needs to be gathered to assess whether they meet the requirements to receive the funds. Or during the...

The busiest part of the grant management cycle is most likely the grant assessment stage. The large and detailed process determining application criteria, administering applications and assessing every application against...

Reporting is an essential part of the Grant Management lifecycle. Reports provide an update to funders on project progress, milestone completion and costs. Enquire’s report forms are easy to use...

The Enquire Cloud is designed for Governments, Not-for-Profits, Corporates and Foundations to provide a secure, enterprise ready-application that can be used by a couple of people through to thousands.  ...

Ensure the accuracy of CRM data with the new Business Registration component.   Grant applicants can quickly complete business registration details for accounts with the easy to use ABN Look Up...

Managing grant applicants is one of the most intense and critical steps of the grant lifecycle. It's critical to streamline the administrative processes and ensure effective collaboration. And it makes...