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Reviewr
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What is Reviewr?

Reviewr provides dedicated tools to transform the entire applicant selection lifecycle from start to finish. The software packages all necessary features in a proven formula that streamlines operations and increases engagement for all stakeholders involved.

The platform offers three distinct experiences: The Applicant Experience for intuitive submission creation, The Management Experience for workflow and phase management, and The Review Experience for side-by-side evaluation and document access. This comprehensive approach helps organizations reduce administrative workload while improving participation rates and decision-making quality.

Features

  • Program Landing Page: Create dedicated landing pages for submission programs
  • Proven Templates: Utilize industry-proven nomination and submission templates
  • Command Center: Centralized administrator dashboard for managing all submissions
  • Multi-Phase Review: Support for complex review workflows with multiple phases
  • Side-by-Side Evaluation: Tools for comparing applicants during the review process
  • File Uploads: Capability for applicants to submit supplemental documents and forms
  • Reference Requests: System for managing and collecting references from third parties
  • Public/Peer Voting: Enable community participation through voting features
  • Communication Tools: Built-in messaging and notification system for all stakeholders
  • Data-Driven Decision Making: Analytics and reporting for transparent selection processes

Use Cases

  • Managing award nominations and selections
  • Processing scholarship applications
  • Administering grant competitions
  • Organizing fellowship programs
  • Running call for entry competitions
  • Handling board nominations
  • Managing alumni awards programs
  • Processing contest submissions

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