How to Build a Grant Reporting Dashboard & Export to Slides

Preparing for your next stakeholder meeting shouldn't take hours. In this video, we show you how to build a custom grant reporting dashboard in Submittable and export it directly to slides — in just a couple of clicks.

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Here's what you'll learn:

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✅ How to use the Analyze tab to find and visualize the data you need

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✅ Adding metrics, rows, columns, and filters to build your visualization

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✅ Choosing the right chart type for your data

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✅ Saving and organizing visualizations into a custom dashboard

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✅ Exporting your dashboard directly to slides for your next board or funder meeting

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Whether you're running grant reporting for a foundation, nonprofit, or government program, Submittable's grant reporting software gives you the tools to turn raw program data into clear, presentation-ready insights — without Excel, without manual calculations, and without leaving the platform.

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Submittable is grant management software for nonprofits and foundations built for the full grant lifecycle — including the reporting and stakeholder communication that comes after awards are made.

Transcript

Let me show you how you can prep for your next meeting in just a couple of clicks on Submittable. We'll do it by prepping our custom dashboard with the visualizations we need and then exporting it directly into slides.

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Here's how to create a new visualization. On the analyze tab, use the search data bar to find the data you wish to visualize. Add the data points into the metrics, rows, or columns.

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Optionally, add any filters.

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Adjust the visualization by selecting the chart type.

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Save it with a name you'll remember.

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Once you've created your visualizations, add them to your dashboard by finding them under created by me with the saved visualizations.

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Fill out your dashboard and feel free to move things around.

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Now when it's time for your meeting, you simply export to slides. Done.

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See what else Submittable can do for your reporting needs with a custom demo.