NCPRO Grant Management System (PANGRAM)

PANGRAM System

PANGRAM stands for PANdemic GRants and Awards Management and is a customized version of the SAP Grants Management System developed by the North Carolina Department of Transportation (NCDOT). 

The PANGRAM system is used by NCPRO Grant Managers and external fund recipients for the following purposes related to grant management:

  • Agreement Creation
  • Project/Agreement Execution
  • Reporting
  • Monitoring/Tracking of Project Progress
  • Research and Analysis
November 21, 2023

Intro to PANGRAM and Subaward Attachments

PANGRAM External User Guide

Updated August 25, 2022

View the PANGRAM User Guide

PANGRAM External User Registration

ARPA (and other) fund recipients must be registered in PANGRAM in order to to log in and use the grant management system.

PANGRAM External User Access Request Application

PANGRAM System Log-In

Please note: Your agency must be registered in the PANGRAM system before logging in. Please visit the External User Access Request Application link above to register if needed.

External User Log-In for Fund Recipients 

NCPRO Grant Management System FAQs

Tab/Accordion Items

All users will user their NCID username and passwords to log in to NCPRO Grant Management System.

Please visit the Grant Management System Help Desk to resolve any log-in issues.

The Dun & Bradstreet D U N S Number is a unique nine-digit identifier for businesses.

Learn more about DUNS

NCPRO launched its Grant Management System in December 2021. The ERA, GEER, HAF, SFRF funds are managed in NCPRO Grant Management System. It is a customized version of the SAP grant management system. Multiple state agencies in North Carolina are using customized SAP system to manage grants, awards, and contracts. 

ERA: Emergency Rental Assistance Program

Learn more about ERA


GEER: Governor’s Emergency Education Relief Fund

Learn more about GEER


HAF: Homeowner Assistance Fund

Learn more about HAF


SFRF: State Fiscal Recovery Funds

Learn more about SFRF

NCAS refers to the North Carolina Accounting System (NCAS). It is the primary accounting system for most state agencies in North Carolina.