FAQ
Frequently asked questions
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Synagogues, churches, mosques, temples, religious schools, faith-based nonprofits, and other houses of worship and religious organizations that manage grant-funded work.
No. The name reflects where the product started, but the workspace is built for any house of worship or religious organization managing grant applications, awards, and reimbursements.
Yes. ShulGrants can help you manage FEMA Nonprofit Security Grant Program work, state and local security programs, foundation grants, and other funded projects using configurable program templates. ShulGrants is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by FEMA.
Yes. Every person uses their own individual login, and roles determine what each person can see and do. Accounts are never shared.
Someone requests access with an address on the organization's verified domain, and an existing administrator reviews and approves or denies the request. A matching email domain alone never grants access, and new members see no organization data before approval. An owner or administrator can also invite a specific person directly, including an outside collaborator at any exact email address.
An active user is an approved organization member who can sign in to the workspace. Pending, invited, denied, removed, and suspended accounts are not billed.
No. The 14-day trial begins when the first administrator creates the organization workspace, and no payment details are required to start.
Your data, memberships, roles, and security settings stay exactly as they are. Members see a subscription-required message, and owners keep access to billing, account, security, and data export so they can activate a subscription whenever they are ready.
People creating an organization or requesting access on their own must use an address on the organization's verified domain. An owner or administrator may invite an outside collaborator, such as a grant consultant or architect, at any exact email address, including Gmail, Yahoo, or Outlook.com. Outside collaborators sign in only through that exact invited address, must verify it, must set up an authenticator app, and cannot be owners or administrators. A personal address a member adds for notifications stays notification-only and cannot be used to sign in.
No. ShulGrants helps you organize and document your work. It does not guarantee an award, reimbursement, or compliance with any program or procurement rule, and it does not replace official program guidance, legal advice, or accounting advice.
Yes. Organization owners can cancel from the billing area. Access continues through the period you have already paid for.
Individual accounts with password sign-in, authenticator-app multi-factor authentication, recovery codes, role-based permissions, administrator approval for new members, organization-level data isolation, and a record of important administrative actions.
ShulGrants helps organizations manage their grant processes. It does not replace the grant agreement, official program guidance, legal advice, accounting advice, or instructions from the awarding agency.