Electronic Research Administration
Starting from spreadsheets and a shared drive? Baylani organizes it for you. Already on Cayuse or Workday? It works alongside them, no rip-and-replace. Integrations with eRA systems are planned. Today, Baylani works from your documents and exports.
For smaller colleges and universities, and other organizations without a large sponsored programs office.
Where Baylani fits
Pre-award and post-award work in one connected record, from the opportunity to closeout.
Requirements, budgets, deadlines, documents, and reporting stop living in separate files and inboxes.
Keep institutional routing and the official proposal record where they are. Baylani handles the work around them.
Baylani carries the funding context — what it is for, what it requires, what is due — across finance, documents, and sponsor systems.
Across the research lifecycle
Each capability shows its status today: Available, Early Access, or Roadmap.
From the opportunity to a ready package.
Grants.gov, SAM.gov, and DC PASS (District of Columbia contract solicitations), with recommendations matched to your organization's profile.
An opportunity pipeline with a recorded pursue-or-not decision for each solicitation.
The solicitation read into a checklist, each requirement quoting its source.
Requirements, documents, assignments, and readiness in one application workspace.
MTDC and F&A under the funder's rules, with rates read from the solicitation.
Requirements turned into tasks with owners, due dates, and evidence.
The assembled package checked against the cited requirements.
What is left before submission, and who owns it.
From the notice of award to closeout.
The award record set up from the notice, with its terms and dates.
Terms, prior-approval requirements, and obligations carried from the notice.
Every funding source with its restrictions, budget, and remaining balance.
Budget vs. actual and burn by award, drilling to the transactions behind each number.
Reporting deadlines for every award, with reminders on your calendar.
What each award expects, and the approvals it requires before work proceeds.
A closeout checklist from the award's own terms.
Subrecipient issuance and monitoring.
The people, authority, and record around the work.
Who works pre-award, post-award, or across the lifecycle.
Departments and units, with members assigned to them.
Who may approve which decisions, configured by your administrators.
Human decisions and machine-prepared work, each recorded with its source.
Accepted requirements, decisions, and rosters carried into the next pursuit.
Deadlines, obligations, and open work across every application and award.
Baylani prepares the package and checks it against the requirements. A person on your team submits it in Grants.gov or the sponsor portal. Baylani never logs in or submits on your behalf.
Alongside your systems
Enterprise research systems are good at storing records and routing them. Baylani helps the office act on them: what the solicitation requires, what work remains, what the award allows, what has been spent, and what needs a person's attention. Your accounting system stays the books of record, your document repository stays the home for files, and Grants.gov and sponsor portals stay the official destinations.
Ask Baylani answers questions like “What needs my attention?”, “What reports are due?”, and “How much is left on this award?” from the records you are permitted to see — and says so when the records cannot answer.
Baylani does not provide these today. They stay in the systems your institution uses for them.
Baylani is a platform that works alongside the systems you have. It turns requirements into tracked work and records reviews and decisions. It does not cover every module of an enterprise research suite; the boundary is listed on this page.
Not yet. Those integrations are planned. Today Baylani works alongside them using your documents and exports. It does not replace your enterprise research system.
No. Baylani prepares the package and checks it against the requirements. A person on your team submits it in Grants.gov or the sponsor portal.
No. IRB and IACUC protocol management, Conflict-of-interest disclosures, Clinical trial management, Effort certification stay in the systems your institution uses for them today.
To read, prepare, and organize the work — requirements extracted from a solicitation with citations, budgets checked against the funder's rules, deadlines and obligations surfaced before they are missed. Every output is advisory and tied to its evidence, and consequential decisions stay with your staff.
Bring a funding opportunity you are considering. We will walk through it from requirements to readiness.