To sync grants or scholarships from CommunitySuite to Grant Lifecycle Manager (GLM) or Scholarship Lifecycle Manager (SLM), you must first create a CommunitySuite process in GLM/SLM to accept the synced grant or scholarship requests. This cannot be copied from another process; it must be created as a brand new process. A CommunitySuite process always starts with the application stage, meaning an eligibility, qualification, or LOI stage cannot be added.
Create a CommunitySuite Process
The purpose of a CommunitySuite process is to accept grants or scholarships synced from CommunitySuite, rather than to be opened for applicants to submit new requests.
- Click Tools on the upper navigation bar, and then click Process Manager.
- Click Add Process.
- Enter a name, and then select CommunitySuite in the External Type drop-down menu.
- If this field is not available, contact Support to enable it.
- Once the External Type is set to CommunitySuite, the process Visibility will automatically be set to Internal and cannot be changed.
- The Start and End Dates will be set to blank and cannot be changed.
- Click Create Process.
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Once this is clicked, the process cannot be deleted, and the External Type cannot be changed.
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Add Forms to a CommunitySuite Process
Once the CommunitySuite process has been created, the application form can be added. For this type of process, it is recommended to create a new application rather than copying an existing form. This helps prevent incompatible questions from copying into the application. In addition, the decision forms for the process can be edited.
CommunitySuite questions can be added to forms in the process to populate information from CommunitySuite upon syncing a request to GLM/SLM. Details are available in Add CommunitySuite Questions in GLM/SLM.
Follow up forms can be added as usual and can be assigned to an applicant once their request is synced from CommunitySuite and in the approved status in GLM/SLM.