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Users make submissions to organizations that use the Submittable platform.

Organizations administrate received Submissions from the organization account view.

Submitters have a personal account where they can see and track all their submissions.

Organizations can view and track all received submissions through their organization account view.

Submissions in bulk are seen and organized in an organization’s Submission List view.

Individual submissions are reviewed in the Submission Details view.

Organizations can apply various administrative actions to handle incoming submissions, including basic Yes/No Review, Custom Review, Multi-Stage Review, and others.

Forms are created in the Forms area of the platform.

Forms are created using Submittable’s Form Builder.

The Form Builder contains a variety of Form Field Options used to create custom Forms according to an organization’s needs.

After Forms are created, they're placed into Projects under the General Settings tab.

Each Project can contain multiple Forms. For example, a single Project may contain an Eligibility Form, an Initial Form, an Internal Form, and Review Forms within it.

Eligibility Forms are categorized as Eligible or Ineligible depending upon project criteria and submitter response. Both results are reportable. Reports can only retrieve data after January 10th, 2023.

Projects contain Forms.

Project Titles, when Live, are seen publicly by submitters on an organization’s landing page.

Projects need a Title and an Initial Form to be Live.

Organizations may have many Live Projects active at the same time.

Projects are configured using the settings area under the General Settings, Notifications, and Review Workflow tabs.

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Funds are a paid-for feature and are not included in every account.

Funds provide a way for Organizations to organize and track existing budgets.

Funds are not connected to any banking system but are used to track real distributions.

Review Forms are created to administer reviews and review submissions.

Organization administrators create Review Forms in the Form Builder and place them into the Custom Review area within the Review Stage.

Assigned reviewers complete Review Forms for Submissions to which they are Assigned.

Organizations may enable reviewers to edit their reviews by activating the Enable Editing function in the Review Workflow area for a Project.
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Labels are used to organize Submissions.

Labels can be applied manually post-submission or by using the Auto-Label feature.

Levels 1-5 Team Members can apply labels to a Submission.

Labels can be used to make searches in Public Galleries.

Labels are reportable in Standard and Advanced Reporting.

Labels are shown in the Submissions List and Submission Details views.

Organizations have varying numbers of Team Members depending on their account details.

Team Members complete Reviews on behalf of Organizations to which they belong

Team Members have designated Permission Levels.

Organization administrators can give Submission Assignments to any level of Team Member.

Team Member ID: The unique number string tied to each Team Member.

Each Team Member has a unique ID. However, Team Member IDs are not visible within the platform. They are visible to anyone making API calls that involve Team Member IDs.

Multi-Stage Review is a paid feature that enables organizations to conduct multiple review rounds for a single Project.

Review stages can be set up with a Yes/No/Maybe rating or a Custom Review form.