How Do You Know If You Have Submitted Online Critique?

IMPORTANT: This topic is for Online Critiques only, which is a pilot of new functionality available to a limited subset of reviewers at this time.

You can tell you have submitted an online critique in the following ways:

On the List of Applications screen:

If the application has Submitted Date and a view link in the Action column, the critique has been submitted. The last three columns for the List of Applications / List of My Assigned Applications screen are shown below.

How to tell from List of Applications if Critique was submitted

If it has a Submitted Date, it has been submitted.

If it lacks a Submitted Date and lacks a delete link, no draft is saved, which means it has not been started.

If it lacks a Submitted Date, has a number in the Preliminary Score column, and has a delete link, it has been started and a draft version is saved. However, it is not yet submitted.

On the Online Critique Screen:

When you open the critique by clicking the submit link on the List of Applications / List of My Assigned Applications screen, if it has been submitted and has not been edited since submission, you see the word SUBMITTED next to the Principal Investigator name (shown below).

"SUBMITTED" appears on Online Critique screen to let you know it is submitted