Track applications from intake through decision by using Application Form, Application
Form Evaluation, and related objects. Application Form is the standard for applications across
Nonprofit Cloud and Industries.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Nonprofit Cloud for Grantmaking and Public Sector Solutions. View edition availability.
User Permissions Needed
To turn on Track Applications in Salesforce:
Grantmaking Application Management by Internal User permission set
To use Track Applications in an Experience Cloud site:
Grantmaking Application Management by External User permission set
To review applications within Salesforce:
Grantmaking Applications Review Internal permission set
To review applications in an Experience Cloud site:
Grantmaking Applications Review External permission set
The Application Form and related objects support key features such as compliant data sharing,
stage management, and form framework. Adopting this standard makes sure that you can enjoy
future platform enhancements as they’re released.
Note You can use Application Form or Individual Application to track applications, however, the
Individual Application object won't receive future platform enhancements.
From Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter Grantmaking, and then
select Grantmaking Settings.
Turn on Track Applications.
After you turn on Track Applications, you can’t turn it off. We recommend that you
first create a sandbox to test Track Applications in Salesforce.
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