Generate a Board Version of a Grant Application (Beta)
Grant program officers provide their board members with a distilled version of the
grant application that the board members can review for final approval. It can be time
consuming to summarize a grant application that calls out the information that the board is
most interested in. To save time by quickly generating a board version of the application,
use the Einstein Board Version of Grant Application feature.
To use Einstein Board Version of Grant Application:
Context Service Admin
Context Service Runtime
Einstein for Service Innovations
Grantmaking Manager
Prompt Template User
From the Grantmaking app, open the individual application that you want to
create a board version of.
Click the button in the Einstein Board Version of Grant Application pane.
Einstein analyzes your request and provides a summary result.
To copy the summary so that you can paste it into a document, click
Copy.
To get a different version of the summary, click
Generate.
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