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Stop waiting for someone else to run the numbers

How many applications are still unassigned? Did the fund actually get spent? Which form is everyone abandoning? These are one-sentence questions that somehow take a week, because each one needs a ticket, an analyst and an afternoon in a spreadsheet. Grant and scholarship reporting should take a sentence.

Illustration of Phoenix Copilot docked beside the program dashboard, building a report of unassigned applications.

Program dashboard

Academic year 2025–26

Applications

1,783

In review

612

Unassigned

184

Awarded

418

Applications by program

  • Fall 2026 scholarship742
  • STEM Advancement486
  • Future Leaders Fellowship311
  • Community Investment244

Illustration of a Phoenix Copilot conversation.

Phoenix Copilot Report
Build a report of unassigned applications by program

I found 184 unassigned applications across 6 active programs. I drafted a report grouped by program for you to review.

Unassigned applicationsTop 3 of 6 programs
ProgramOpen
STEM Advancement72
Future Leaders48
Community Grants31

Draft report readyConfirm to save

Ask Phoenix Copilot…

Phoenix Copilot can make mistakes. Verify important information.

Describe what you need to know. Phoenix builds the report from every record, turns it into a chart, and can send it every Monday without anyone asking again.

Ask

Describe the report, and it builds it

Say what you need to know the way you would say it to a colleague: which forms people abandon, how last cycle compared to this one, where the unassigned applications are sitting. Phoenix works out what to pull, analyses the whole set rather than a sample, and builds the report out of what it found.

Then keep going. Ask what changed, ask it to compare one program with the rest, or ask it to break the number down another way. Every figure is pulled from your live data, so you can check it rather than take its word. It reads your data to answer you and never uses it to train a model.

Illustration of a Phoenix Copilot conversation.

Phoenix Copilot Report
Build a report of unassigned applications by program

I found 184 unassigned applications across 6 active programs. I drafted a report grouped by program for you to review.

Unassigned applicationsTop 3 of 6 programs
ProgramOpen
STEM Advancement72
Future Leaders48
Community Grants31

Draft report readyConfirm to save

Ask Phoenix Copilot…

Phoenix Copilot can make mistakes. Verify important information.

Build

Or build it once and keep it

Choose the columns you care about, filter to the cases that matter, name it and save it. Nobody files a ticket, and the next time the board asks it is already there.

Report on one program, or across every program your organization runs.

Illustration of a report built by choosing fields, with its chart.

Awards by academic year

Ad hoc report · 618 records

Fund AllGroup by Academic yearSum Award amount
$2.35M since 2020ExcelPDFSave report

Chart

The answer should not stop at a table

Any report turns into a bar, line, pie or doughnut chart, drawn from every row the report returns, including the ones past the first screen. Or pivot it instead.

When it needs to leave the building, take the filtered view as CSV or the whole thing as Excel. Power BI embeds directly if your team already lives there and brings its own workspace.

Illustration of a saved report turned into a chart, with the chart type, the fields and the export options.

Applications by program

Saved report · 1,783 rows

BarLinePieDoughnutPivotX ProgramY Count
Drawn from every row the report returnsCSVExcelPower BI

Help

And when you do not know how

Help arrives where you are, about what you are doing, rather than in a separate site you have to go and search. Ask Copilot how to do something and it answers from the documentation and shows you the article it used.

Most of what a new administrator needs to learn, they can now ask.

Illustration of Phoenix Copilot answering a how-to question from the documentation, with the article it used.

Phoenix CopilotApplications · Fall 2026 scholarship
How do I release just the essay section to the committee?

Section release lets you choose which parts of an application each review group sees. For this program:

  1. Open Review workflow and pick the committee stage.
  2. Under Section release, tick Essay and leave Financial need unticked.
  3. Save. Reviewers in that group now see the essay only.

From: Controlled information releaseOpen article

Want me to open the workflow for you?

Ask Phoenix Copilot…

Guardrails

It does the work, you keep the call.

Building the report is only the start. Ask Copilot to refine the filters, group the results another way, or save the report for later. For supported administrative actions, it shows you the result before anything changes.

It works inside your organization’s data as the administrator signed in, and applicants and reviewers do not have it at all.

How Phoenix handles your data

Phoenix Agents

Every Monday at 8 AM, without asking again.

Describe the job once and Phoenix builds the agent: the report, the schedule, who receives it and the access it runs under, on a confirmation card before it exists.

Illustration of creating a custom agent by describing it: the sentence, then the confirmation card with the schedule, recipients and access.

Send me the Applicant Summary Report for the 2026 General Scholarship every Monday at 8 AM.
New agentConfirm to create
Report
Applicant Summary Report · 2026 General Scholarship
Schedule
Weekly, Monday 8:00 AM
Recipients
You
Runs as
Your role and permissions
CancelCreate agent

Agent created. First run Monday 8:00 AM.

Phoenix Agents

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