For funders
Forty grant agreements, one funding round, one board
A funding round is the same document sent to forty organizations who all have different signatories, different speeds and the same deadline.

What this looks like today
The cohort is invisible
You know how many went out. Working out how many came back is a morning’s work.
Chasing forty grantees is forty emails
Written by hand, one at a time, by someone who could be doing something else.
Grantees are small and busy
Asking a two-person charity to create an account is asking them to deprioritise you.
What Baton does about it
- 1
Send the round from one template
Same agreement, same cadence, same covering note, forty different signatories.
- 2
Read the round off the board
Who has signed, who has not, and how long each outstanding one has been waiting.
- 3
Let the reminders run themselves
A cadence you set once chases everyone who has not acted and leaves alone everyone who has.
What is true right now
Every line below describes something the product does today. Nothing on this page is a roadmap item wearing a feature’s clothes.
- Grantees sign with no account, on a phone, in under a minute.
- Every returned agreement carries a certificate you can archive with the grant file.
- Filter the library to the round and export what you need for the file.
- Up to 200 recipients on one document, and no cap on documents.
Also worth reading
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