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RAPPORT Grants

RAPPORT Grants is part of the RAPPORT Project - a web-based research administration system that will encompass Grants, IRB and COI.

Accessing RAPPORT

To login to the RAPPORT application, go to https://rapport.dartmouth.edu.

Please note that you will need your NetID and password to login to RAPPORT.

Click here to find your NetID.
Click here to change your password.

Processing a funding proposal through RAPPORT Grants eliminates the need for an ePRF. Presently, RAPPORT Grants can be used only to apply for funding opportunities available through Grants.gov.

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RAPPORT Grants Hot Topics

SF424 Alert For Missing  Federal ID

At the validation of an SF424, you receive an alert about the FederalID field. This alert pertains to the fact that RAPPORT cannot find a reference to the previously submitted funding proposal. The reference does not exist because RAPPORT was not the vehicle used to submit that earlier funding proposal. This alert will not prevent you from submitting your funding proposal.

Previous proposal submission was not through RAPPORT

View 4.0 Alert - Electronic Submission Not Supported

After you have entered your FOA in View 3.0 and progress to View 4.0, observe that you do not have the alert as seen following example. The alert appears below the View 4.0 title and states that all forms, for your FOA, are not supported and that the funding proposal cannot be submitted electronically.

 SF424 Alert that Previous FP was not submitted via RAPPORT

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RAPPORT Grants Resources

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RAPPORT Grants Support

The RAPPORT Grants support team provides direct production support for the RAPPORT grants submission process Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m.–5:00 p.m., excluding College holidays.

Should you have any question please do not hesitate to contact the support team by email or telephone.

Email: OSP-RAPPORT@Cloud.Dartmouth.EDU

Phone: (603)646-8829

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Last Updated: 4/2/13