e-snaps 101 Toolkit

Description

This collection of resources is for first-time e-snaps users and users who would like a refresher on accessing their organization’s account.

View all resources related to e-snaps and the annual CoC Program Competition.

Resource Links

• e-snaps 101: What the Resources Help You Do: Pinpoint the resource you need based on what you are trying to do.
   
• e-snaps and the CoC Program Annual Funding Cycle : Understand what e-snaps tasks need to be done at different points during the annual funding cycle for Collaborative Applicants (CoCs) and Project Applicants (Grant Recipients).
   
• Checklist to Get Started in e-snaps: Identify the steps to take in e-snaps prior to the CoC Program Competition.
   
• Determine What Type of Applicant You Are in e-snaps: Determine whether you are a Project Applicant or Collaborative Applicant designated by the CoC, which affects your Applicant Profile type and what applications you need to submit.
   
• e-snaps Glossary: Understand the terminology you will see when working in e-snaps and on your applications.
   
• e-snaps icons: Identify the icons in e-snaps and what action each one allows you to take.
   
• Create an e-snaps User Profile: Create a user profile so you can log in to e-snaps. This user profile is for your individual e-snaps account. You do not automatically have access to the organization's e-snaps account.
   
• Give Staff Access to Your Organization's e-snaps Account: Give staff access to your organization's e-snaps account, such as when you have a new staff person. You or someone in your organization must already have access.
   
• Request Access to Your Organization's e-snaps Account: Request access to your organization's e-snaps account, such as when the only person with login information no longer works with you.
   
• Update the Collaborative Applicant Organization and/or Primary Contact: Notify HUD and make the necessary changes in e-snaps, HDX, and on the HUD Exchange when the Collaborative Applicant Primary Contact changes and/or a different organization is designated as the CoC's Collaborative Applicant.

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