Granted vs Euna Grants (formerly AmpliFund and eCivis): which fits a county grant program?
Short answerChoose Euna Grants for statewide or multi-agency subrecipient programs that want a large public-sector vendor; choose Granted for a county authority or grant board that wants board voting, payment controls and setup done for you.
Euna Grants is the grants product of Euna Solutions, the public-sector software company formerly called GTY Technology. eCivis became Euna Grants in 2023, and Euna acquired AmpliFund in 2025, so both now sell under one name. It is built for state, local and tribal government grant makers. Granted is built for public authorities and boards that award grants, and our team does the setup.
The table compares the two on the work a public grant office does. Euna’s answers come from its own website and its AWS Marketplace listing, linked below, as of the date shown; Granted’s come from our product pages.
Side by side.
| Criterion | Granted | Euna Grants (formerly AmpliFund and eCivis) |
|---|---|---|
| Company | Mijane Technologies, Glenolden, Pennsylvania. | Euna Solutions (formerly GTY Technology); eCivis became Euna Grants in 2023 and Euna acquired AmpliFund in 2025.[2][1] |
| Built for | Public authorities, government agencies, foundations and grant boards that award grants. | Public-sector grant makers such as state and local governments, plus foundations and nonprofits.[3] |
| Application portal | A public application page and applicant portal; applicants start without an account and finish drafts later. | Grant makers design, publish and collect branded applications online.[3] |
| Review and scoring | A review desk with 1 to 5 scores, fund or deny votes with an amount, written assessments and one-click board packets. | Built-in scoring rubrics and configurable workflows; submitted applications route automatically for review.[3][4] |
| Seeing other reviewers’ votes | Hidden from every board member until they vote, enforced by the database rather than the screen. | Not published |
| Award payments | A payment ledger per award, by check or ACH, that refuses payments before approval or above the award. | Subrecipient payment requests with approvals from several people.[5] |
| Grantee reports | One to six scheduled interim or final reports per round, signed electronically, with up to 20 attachments. | Configurable reporting templates with automated deadline reminders.[6] |
| Audit trail | An activity log written by the database for status changes, votes, signatures, payments and reports. | Audit trails kept automatically; an activity log shows user-level activity.[3][7] |
| Setup and data migration | Configured by our team, including past awards imported from spreadsheets: 388 for one county authority. | Single programs configured within weeks; full implementation typically three to five months. Data migration details not listed.[8] |
| Pricing | From $18,000 per year, with setup, data migration, training and support included. | Quoted on request on Euna’s site; Euna’s AWS Marketplace listing shows 12-month contracts from $76,750.[9][10] |
| Government programs | In use at a Pennsylvania county grant authority; we work with programs nationwide. | Built for state, local and tribal governments, with U.S. public-sector data in Azure Government data centers.[8][7] |
The right fit depends on the work.
Choose Granted when
You’re a county authority or grant board that wants vote secrecy enforced by the database, payment controls and setup, migration and training done for you.
Choose Euna Grants (formerly AmpliFund and eCivis) when
You run statewide or multi-agency subrecipient programs with reimbursement requests and want a large public-sector software vendor.
Mijane Technologies makes Granted. Details about other products come from their public websites, checked on the dates below. Spotted something out of date? Email sales@mijanetech.com and we’ll correct it.
- Euna Solutions acquires AmpliFund, checked October 24, 2026
- GTY Technology rebrands to Euna Solutions, checked October 24, 2026
- Euna Grants for grant makers, checked October 24, 2026
- Euna Grants, checked October 24, 2026
- Euna: 5 ways to level up your ERP using a grants management system, checked October 24, 2026
- Euna: 5 best practices for improving subrecipient monitoring, checked October 24, 2026
- Euna Grants security and privacy, checked October 24, 2026
- Euna: best grant management software for government, checked October 24, 2026
- Euna request pricing, checked October 24, 2026
- Euna Solutions grants contracts on AWS Marketplace, checked October 24, 2026
Common questions.
Is AmpliFund the same as Euna Grants?
Yes. Euna Solutions acquired AmpliFund in March 2025, and AmpliFund was renamed Euna Grants on October 31, 2025.
What happened to eCivis?
eCivis is now Euna Grants. GTY Technology, which acquired eCivis in 2019, renamed itself Euna Solutions in May 2023 and renamed eCivis to Euna Grants at the same time.
How much does Euna Grants cost?
Euna quotes pricing on request. Its AWS Marketplace listing, checked in October 2026, shows 12-month contracts from $76,750 to $258,000 depending on the modules.
How long does Euna Grants take to implement?
Euna says single programs can be configured within weeks, and full lifecycle implementation typically runs three to five months.
See Granted with your own grants.
Book a demo and we’ll walk you through Granted, set up around the programs you run today.