Grantledger vs Reviewr

Grantledger is hosted grant-management software for trusts, foundations, councils, corporate funders, community foundations, and charities. It covers applications, due diligence, assessment, decisions, awards, payments, reporting, publishing, and audit records. Applicants use a branded public form to check eligibility, view criteria, save drafts, and submit without an account or fee. Optional AI can summarise applications, draft reviewer feedback, flag duplicates or risks, and answer questions about a round; human panels retain funding decisions and their rationale. Grantledger records payment approvals, instructions, and confirmations, reconciles them against bank CSV exports, and does not hold credentials that could move money. Finance exports use CSV or JSON, with signed webhooks, API access, national register checks, and 360Giving publishing connections. Register checks cover the UK, US, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand. Sensitive events enter a per-funder SHA-256 hash chain verifiable in the console. PostgreSQL row-level security with FORCE isolates funders, while applicant text passes through a PII firewall before AI processing and data is encrypted in transit and at rest. Pricing and plan terms are agreed with each funder; a demo-led proof-of-fit is offered.

Reviewr is a web and API platform for running scholarship, grant, award, fellowship, competition and open-call programs. Its no-code forms support conditional logic, validation, file collection and embedded document viewing. Applicants can save and resume submissions, track tasks and status, invite collaborators and use a mobile-friendly portal. Review teams get assignment tools, conflict-of-interest controls, blind review, structured scoring, score aggregation and finalist workflows. Available AI tools summarize applications, check completeness, match applicants and normalize scores; plagiarism detection and other AI functions are marked coming soon. After decisions, organizations can track award acceptance, budgets, disbursements, compliance reports, outcomes and multi-year renewals. Reporting includes dashboards, custom reports, CSV and PDF exports, plus impact reporting. Integrations include single sign-on, payment providers, API access and event webhooks. Reviewr states that it is SOC 2 Type II certified, encrypts data and provides role-based permissions, field-level permissions and audit logs. Pricing is custom-scoped and not listed.