funding project

Edit Project

In this guide, you’ll learn how to set up your Scout account and prepare your first project.

Step 1: Go to My Project in the left sidebar.

  • Go to My Project in the left sidebar.
  • Select your project.
    1. Open the Settings or General Info tab.
    2. Edit fields such as:
      • Project Name
      • Project Description
      • Project Website
      • Uploaded Files

Step 2: Click on the 3 dots icon on the right-side, for “More Options”

  • With the list of More Options open, click on Edit.
  • A right-side drawer will appear with the following options to edit:
    • General Details: edit Project Name and Description.
    • Project Files: upload or remove project files. These files are relevant for writing proposals and generating drafts.
    • Invite Users: invite new project members, remove existing ones or change their roles.

Step 3: Click on “Update” to Save Changes

  • All your changes will be lost if you don’t update your project.
  • Note: invites to new members will only be sent once you update your project.

Project Description

  1. Keep language simple and broad for better matches.
  2. You can always edit your project later.
  3. Avoid overly technical jargon—Scout matches your project against grants using broad keywords.

Example: “We are a San Francisco-based startup developing a solar-powered water purification system to serve rural communities.”

Team Permission

  • Viewer can only evaluate grant matches and access existing proposals in View Mode.
  • Writer can create and edit proposals and also add comments to proposals.
  • Owner has all writer permissions, plus can manage projects, create and delete proposals, invite and remove project members.

Back to Getting Started

funding project

Edit Project

In this guide, you’ll learn how to set up your Scout account and prepare your first project.

Step 1: Go to My Project in the left sidebar.

  • Go to My Project in the left sidebar.
  • Select your project.
    1. Open the Settings or General Info tab.
    2. Edit fields such as:
      • Project Name
      • Project Description
      • Project Website
      • Uploaded Files

Step 2: Click on the 3 dots icon on the right-side, for “More Options”

  • With the list of More Options open, click on Edit.
  • A right-side drawer will appear with the following options to edit:
    • General Details: edit Project Name and Description.
    • Project Files: upload or remove project files. These files are relevant for writing proposals and generating drafts.
    • Invite Users: invite new project members, remove existing ones or change their roles.

Step 3: Click on “Update” to Save Changes

  • All your changes will be lost if you don’t update your project.
  • Note: invites to new members will only be sent once you update your project.

Project Description

  1. Keep language simple and broad for better matches.
  2. You can always edit your project later.
  3. Avoid overly technical jargon—Scout matches your project against grants using broad keywords.

Example: “We are a San Francisco-based startup developing a solar-powered water purification system to serve rural communities.”

Team Permission

  • Viewer can only evaluate grant matches and access existing proposals in View Mode.
  • Writer can create and edit proposals and also add comments to proposals.
  • Owner has all writer permissions, plus can manage projects, create and delete proposals, invite and remove project members.

Back to Getting Started

funding project

Edit Project

In this guide, you’ll learn how to set up your Scout account and prepare your first project.

Step 1: Go to My Project in the left sidebar.

  • Go to My Project in the left sidebar.
  • Select your project.
    1. Open the Settings or General Info tab.
    2. Edit fields such as:
      • Project Name
      • Project Description
      • Project Website
      • Uploaded Files

Step 2: Click on the 3 dots icon on the right-side, for “More Options”

  • With the list of More Options open, click on Edit.
  • A right-side drawer will appear with the following options to edit:
    • General Details: edit Project Name and Description.
    • Project Files: upload or remove project files. These files are relevant for writing proposals and generating drafts.
    • Invite Users: invite new project members, remove existing ones or change their roles.

Step 3: Click on “Update” to Save Changes

  • All your changes will be lost if you don’t update your project.
  • Note: invites to new members will only be sent once you update your project.

Project Description

  1. Keep language simple and broad for better matches.
  2. You can always edit your project later.
  3. Avoid overly technical jargon—Scout matches your project against grants using broad keywords.

Example: “We are a San Francisco-based startup developing a solar-powered water purification system to serve rural communities.”

Team Permission

  • Viewer can only evaluate grant matches and access existing proposals in View Mode.
  • Writer can create and edit proposals and also add comments to proposals.
  • Owner has all writer permissions, plus can manage projects, create and delete proposals, invite and remove project members.

Back to Getting Started

funding project

Edit Project

See how to update your project name, description, and other key details.

Step 1: Go to My Project in the left sidebar.

  • Note: if you’re not in the correct project you wish to edit:
    • Click on the Project Selector at the top of the side menu.
    • A dropdown will show all projects you own or collaborate on.
    • Click on the funding project you want to access.

Step 2: Click on the 3 dots icon on the right-side, for “More Options”

  • With the list of More Options open, click on Edit.
  • A right-side drawer will appear with the following options to edit:
    • General Details: edit Project Name and Description.
    • Project Files: upload or remove project files. These files are relevant for writing proposals and generating drafts.
    • Invite Users: invite new project members, remove existing ones or change their roles.

Step 3: Click on “Update” to Save Changes

  • All your changes will be lost if you don’t update your project.
  • Note: invites to new members will only be sent once you update your project.

Project Description

  1. Keep language simple and broad for better matches.
  2. You can always edit your project later.
  3. Avoid overly technical jargon—Scout matches your project against grants using broad keywords.

Example: “We are a San Francisco-based startup developing a solar-powered water purification system to serve rural communities.”

Team Permission

  • Viewer can only evaluate grant matches and access existing proposals in View Mode.
  • Writer can create and edit proposals and also add comments to proposals.
  • Owner has all writer permissions, plus can manage projects, create and delete proposals, invite and remove project members.

Back to Funding Project