Does anyone know if getting a JIT link on eRA Commons for one’s NIH application simply means that it got scored?
“certain percentile or priority scoring range” = ????
I realize that you are not supposed to submit JIT docs until the PI gets an email. However, we are looking for a way to get a little extra lead-time (in case
certain approvals take a while). If JIT doesn’t mean more than “Scored”, it isn’t the filter we are hoping for.
Thanks
Charlie Hathaway
What is the purpose?
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Just-in-Time (JIT) feature of the eRA Commons is available for applications that meet established business criteria and fall within a
certain percentile or priority scoring range. The JIT feature allows a Signing
Official to electronically submit additional grant application information that qualifies for submission and is requested by the grantor agency.
The additional information is requested after a peer review of a grant application has been completed and prior
to funding. Requests may come in the form of eRA-system generated e-mails or contact made directly from the awarding agency via e-mail and/or phone.
Applicants should not submit any JIT information until it is requested by the grantor agency. \
http://era.nih.gov/services_for_applicants/application_tracking_and_award/just_in_time.cfm
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