Cayuse

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A Web-based program, ranging from $495 for an individual yearly subscription up to $500,000 per institution, Cayuse allows users to work online without downloading or needing to integrate any additional programs.

Auto updates: Cayuse checks for updates from Grants.gov for the applications you're working on and then applies them automatically. With PureEdge, users were required to check Grants.gov frequently for updates and changes to the application, and download a new application every time. If an institution submits an application without appropriate updates, it is flagged with an error message and is returned to the institution for correction. For Cayuse users, a message pops up, alerting you that a section of the application has been altered or added and needs attention, long before you hit "submit."

Multiple logins: Cayuse allows multiple users to sign on and access your application like an online account. Using PureEdge, the application can be downloaded to ...

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