New functionality coming to your Award Force dashboard by Roxana Rosu | Jun 18, 2026 | Feature focusA new dashboard experience is coming to Award Force. Customise your dashboard layout, add and configure charts from templates, and resize charts to create a reporting experience tailored to your program.
Awards submission management: How to organise, track and act on entries at scale by Lindsay Nash | Jun 16, 2026 | Articles, Get organised, Structure/setupMost awards programs invest significant effort in building the entry experience: clear forms, helpful guidance, well-timed reminders. But sometimes there is less thought put into what happens on the backend when those entries arrive.
No more guesswork: How to use your awards program dashboard at every stage by Lindsay Nash | Jun 9, 2026 | ArticlesMost program managers log into their dashboard reactively, when something needs checking or a decision needs to be made. But the teams that get the most from their awards management platform treat the dashboard as a routine part of their workflow at every stage.
Fairness through structure: Planning multi-round judging for credible award outcomes by Katia Ernst | Jun 2, 2026 | ArticlesMulti-round judging is an awards evaluation process where entries are assessed across two or more distinct stages. This approach helps award programs manage large entry volumes, reduce judge workload and improve the consistency and transparency of outcomes.
Going global: Choosing a competition payment gateway that works across borders by Lindsay Nash | May 26, 2026 | ArticlesGoing global with your competition is an exciting step. Getting your payment setup right from the start means your entrants spend their energy on submitting great work, and not wrestling with a checkout that won’t work for them in the end.
What reading glasses taught me about accessibility — and why Euler knew it first by Rachel Martin | May 19, 2026 | ArticlesAccessibility is not just for people with disabilities—it’s for everyone. Here’s a personal reflection on inclusive design, AI, and the unlikely genius who made it all possible.