City of Chicago Grants & eProcurement
Chicago grants managed end to end — budgets, iSupplier/eProcurement submissions, monthly reimbursements, revisions, and closeout — so approved dollars actually reach your programs without delay.
City of Chicago grants, HUD, Illinois GATA, and federal programs — with cost allocation and QuickBooks discipline behind every submission.
Grant-funded work depends on current books, sensible allocations, and reports that match what funders expect — month after month, closeout after closeout.
City, state, and federal requirements each carry their own rules. We prepare submissions with those standards — and your auditors — in view.
Grant reporting starts in QuickBooks — income and expenses entered correctly so vouchers, MGIs, and PFRs match what actually happened.
Deadline-driven submissions and closeout, handled with the detail funders expect.
Monthly submissions and funder deadlines treated as non-negotiable — with documentation that holds up under review.
Organized by the funders and submission types most non-profits juggle — built on the day-to-day bookkeeping your reports depend on.
Chicago grants managed end to end — budgets, iSupplier/eProcurement submissions, monthly reimbursements, revisions, and closeout — so approved dollars actually reach your programs without delay.
GATA-compliant budgets and state reporting, with expense monitoring that protects your full funding and keeps you in good standing.
HUD vouchers and federal grant budgets backed by accurate books — so vouchers are accepted, payments stay prompt, and reviews are easier to support.
Recurring funder reports — MGIs, PFRs, and other submission types — prepared from clean data and filed on time, with backup that matches your general ledger line for line.
Shared costs and staff time allocated to the right programs from the start — consistent, and ready for any funder reviews.
Reconciled, board-ready books that keep grant reporting accurate and organized, with clear financial records for boards, funders, and auditors.
We work alongside Executive Directors and program leaders — helping you read the numbers, prepare for boards and funders, and stay ahead of reporting cycles.
Share your grants and reporting calendar — we'll walk through City, HUD, state, and federal requirements.