See the user guide article for details.
See the user guide article for details.
See the article in the eGC1 Forms user guide for details.
Note: for a Grant Runner application using the RR Detailed Budget, when you connect your budget, the budget’s data will overwrite any information you already entered on the Grant Runner form.
All the data from your budget worksheet and from any sub-budget worksheets will be imported to your eGC1 for the budget period you selected and will automatically overwrite any information you entered on the eGC1 Budget page. By default, the totals for your budget will also be included.
To connect your budget:
At this time, we do not send a notification when a new document is attached to your eGC1. The best strategy for tracking new documents is to check the Attached Documents page of your eGC1 regularly.
Some sponsors allow a Department Chair to sign an eGC1 and proposal on behalf of a PI in their department. This requires an which is indicated on the Certify & Route page of the eGC1.
When the reviewer approves the application for their own node, the system will also approve the PI node. The reviewer will have to mark the checkbox for the PI Assurance statement on the PI’s behalf.
For information on the approval of applications in the PI’s absence, contact your department administrator/chair.
OSP depends on your answer to the “Is this application ready to be submitted to the sponsor?” question on the page. Until that question is answered Yes, OSP will not submit the application to the Sponsor.
If you modify your eGC1 after the PI or other reviewers have approved it, when you re-route it, the system will continue with the next approver. SAGE does not automatically start the approval process over from the beginning.
If significant changes are made that would modify the commitment of a unit, then the unit should be added to the approval flow using the process.
If you change the PI, the organization receiving funding, or the answer to some compliance questions, the approval flow may change.
You can Withdraw an eGC1 that is routing for approval, which makes it editable. Once you have made your changes, click the Route to Reviewers button on the page to re-complete the eGC1 and move it back into the routing process. This will display a pop-up window for you to enter notes about the changes. Make sure your browser is not blocking pop-ups.
For more details, see the user guide article.
On the list, click the value in the status column to open the Approval Graph for your eGC1.  Note: The Approval Graph is not available from the status column when the eGC1 is still in Composing status.
You can also open the Approval Graph from the Certify & Route page using the link in the section.
The page, accessible from the Approval Graph, displays a record of all approval actions taken on an application.
See the user guide article for full details.
To delete the eGC1, click the delete icon (trash can) on the top navigation bar, and then click OK to confirm that you want to delete the eGC1.
You can . However, if it is a Grant Runner application, only the standard part of the eGC1 is copied, not the Grant Runner forms. Details about what will be copied are given on the page which displays when you start the copy process, and in the linked article above.
To copy an eGC1, click the Copy icon in the top right corner of your eGC1 window. After you review the instructional information, click Confirm Copy.