Forms, Templates, and Electronic Systems
Internal forms are a means for providing needed information to SPAdmin and SPAcctng and for documenting decision-making for the file.
To ensure a sponsored project is handled correctly by SPAdmin, departmental administrators are asked to complete internal forms as accurately and completely as possible and submit them for processing in advance of deadlines.
If you have any questions or concerns with a form, please contact SPAdmin for assistance.
INTERNAL DEADLINES
To reduce the risk of a proposal missing the sponsor’s deadline or being withdrawn for non-responsiveness, the following internal deadlines are in effect:
1) Departments notify SPAdmin of their plan to submit a proposal at least two weeks before the sponsor’s deadline.
2) Complete proposals are due to SPAdmin at least three whole business days before the sponsor’s deadline.
Read the guidelines for special circumstances.
Electronic Systems
UNMC uses various internal and external systems to aid in the preparation and submission of proposals.
Login for Electronic Application Systems:
■ ADIS
■ Cayuse424
■ COI-SMART
■ RSS
ADIS
UNMC's Academic Department Information System allows you to:
Calculate a sponsored project budget, based on UNMC’s fringe benefits and F&A rates, for SPAdmin’s review and approval. Information is easily transferred to sponsor budget forms.
Are routed electronically to the PI, Department chair, and the College dean (or designee) for review and signature
Initiate SPAdmin negotiation of industry-sponsored agreement via Contract Intake
Access SPAdmin information about new awards and changes to awards via checklists and halfsheets bundles
Generate Biographical Sketches and Other Support documents
Access UNMC-Omaha VA MOUs
Cayuse424
UNMC uses a “system-to-system” interface for submitting grant applications electronically via Grants.gov to the National Institutes of Health and other federal agencies. Cayuse424 enables faculty and administrators to:
Allow multiple users to work on an application
Validate applications before submission
COI-SMART
UNMC uses COI-SMART to collect disclosures of financial interests from "investigators" in order to determine whether a real or perceived conflict of interest exists or could potentially exist, for which a management plan may be required.