Hello Ted.  I can't say for sure that it can't do that through their Pre Award system, but I don't think so.  That said, we use Envisions (Cayuse) S2S and download the submitted applications to our PeopleSoft Grants Module.  Then we must "submit" the proposal once more.  Then the proposal is ready to be converted to an award in the same Grants Module.

Feel free to contact me if you have questions.

Diana

Diana L. Dubinsky, CPA, CRA
Assistant Director
Sponsored Programs & Research Services
Cleveland State University
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Cleveland, Ohio  44115-2214

Phone:  216.687.3607
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Subject: [RESADM-L] Question about PeopleSoft Enterprise Grants and S2S

Hi all,

This has probably been discussed numerous times, but I can't find it.

Does the PeopleSoft Enterprise Grants module allow for direct system to system submission to Grants.Gov?

When one travels to their site it notes "Oracle's PeopleSoft Enterprise Grants Management software is an entirely web-based solution that manages the full life cycle of research administration, including proposal generation, transitioning proposals into awards, award tracking, facilities and administration processing, comprehensive bill generation, and flexible financial reporting."

Nowhere to I see direct S2S submission to Grants.Gov.  In fact, I am certain we recently discovered that it did not but I want to be sure.

I'd love to hear from People Soft users.

Thanks,

Ted

Frederic J. Russo
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