AutoGrant

How much aligned funding is your organization unable to pursue?

Know what is worth pursuing. Build the capacity to pursue it.

AutoGrant™ helps organizations uncover aligned funding, make defensible pursuit decisions, and create the capacity to carry approved grant work from requirements through reporting and renewal. AI handles research, structure, drafting, and coordination. Your people retain strategy, relationships, commitments, and approval.

Start free with your organization or a funding priority. See potential matches, then decide what deserves deeper pursuit. No application is submitted without explicit human authorization.

AI Judge scorecardIllustrative scorecard — sample data

Regional Youth Workforce Innovation Initiative

Eligibility: Confirmed — Applicant type and geography meet the published criteria.

Mission alignment
91/100
Capacity fit
72/100
Competitive position
58/100
Strategic value
86/100

Verdict: Pursue with conditions

Proceed after confirming the data owner, strengthening the employer partnership, and documenting the required match.

AI Judge supports a defensible pursuit decision. It does not guarantee an award.
  • Human approval required

    Nothing is submitted without explicit sign-off.

  • Built in your voice

    Drafts use your approved organizational context, evidence, and prior work.

  • Your data stays yours

    Customer content is not used to train shared AI models or another customer's workspace.

  • Full grant lifecycle

    Discovery, decision, application, stewardship, reporting, and renewal stay connected.

Start with discovery

See which funding opportunities may fit your organization.

Share your organization's website or describe what you are trying to fund. AutoGrant uses your mission, programs, geography, priorities, and available evidence to surface opportunities for further evaluation.

Initial results are preliminary. Every opportunity must be confirmed against the funder's current eligibility rules, requirements, and source materials.

What a snapshot answers

  • Which public and private programs may align with your mission and geography
  • The preliminary applicant-type or eligibility signal for each
  • Why an opportunity may fit, and what must be confirmed before pursuit
  • The source and last-checked date, so you can verify every fact

Free to start. A preliminary match is not an award prediction, and discovery is the beginning of the record, not the whole operation.

The grant capacity gap

Funding opportunity is abundant. Qualified pursuit capacity is not.

Organizations lose funding potential when they cannot see the right opportunities, cannot staff the ones that fit, or commit scarce time before eligibility, readiness, and strategic value are clear.

Opportunities you never see

Your team can monitor only so many public notices, funders, programs, relationships, and funding channels by hand.

Qualified pursuits you cannot staff

Even a strong opportunity goes untouched when requirements, budgets, evidence, writing, review, and coordination exceed available capacity.

Pursuits that should have stopped earlier

An ineligible, low-readiness, or strategically weak pursuit consumes senior time, partner effort, and relationship capital before the decline arrives.

The goal is not more applications. It is more of the right pursuits and fewer expensive mistakes.

From possibility to accountable work

One institutional context. Specialized work. A complete record.

AutoGrant coordinates specialized agents around the organization's approved priorities, programs, evidence, capacity, policies, relationships, and history. Each stage produces structured work the next stage can use, and a record people can inspect.

Watch AutoGrant work

One grant record. Specialized agents. Select a stage to see the work.

Illustrative walkthrough · sample data

Specialized agents

AI Judge · Strategic Planner · Readiness Assessment

Decide what deserves pursuit before the writing starts.

Human checkpoint: a named person approves the pursuit decision before any drafting work begins.

AI Judge scorecard

Regional Youth Workforce Innovation Initiative

EligibilityConfirmed
Mission alignment91 / 100
Capacity fit72 / 100
Competitive position58 / 100

Verdict: Pursue with conditions. A no-go is a valuable outcome — it is the cheapest result the system can produce for you.

Shared institutional context — feeds every stage above

ProgramsEvidenceBudgetsPrior proposalsAward historyFunder relationshipsApprovals & policies

The category difference

A list of possibilities is not a funding strategy. A draft is not a grant operation.

AutoGrant connects organizational priorities, opportunity evidence, the pursuit decision, approved work, human review, submission, award obligations, performance, and renewal.

Grant database

Shows what exists, then leaves your team to determine fit, readiness, priority, and next steps.

Generic AI chat

Helps create text, but does not preserve the governed context, decisions, owners, approvals, and obligations around the work.

AutoGrant

Produces an inspectable pursuit decision and carries approved work through a connected institutional record.

The decision before the draft

A match is a possibility. AI Judge determines whether it deserves pursuit.

AI Judge organizes the evidence, tests eligibility and fit, exposes readiness gaps, identifies risks, and shows what must become true before the organization commits scarce capacity.

  • Eligibility and threshold requirements
  • Mission and program alignment
  • Delivery and reporting capacity
  • Competitive position
  • Strategic value and opportunity cost
  • Evidence confidence and readiness conditions

A well-supported no-go is a valuable result. It protects capacity for work with a stronger path to impact and funding.

AI Judge scorecardIllustrative scorecard — sample data

Regional Youth Workforce Innovation Initiative

Eligibility: Confirmed — Applicant type and geography meet the published criteria.

Mission alignment
91/100

The funder's youth-workforce priority maps directly to the organization's core program and outcomes.

Capacity fit
72/100

Delivery is credible, but quarterly reporting needs a named data owner.

Competitive position
58/100

Strong local partnerships, with a field likely to include larger prior grantees.

Strategic value
86/100

A win would establish evidence and funder history for a larger multi-year opportunity.

Verdict: Pursue with conditions

Proceed after confirming the data owner, strengthening the employer partnership, and documenting the required match.

AI Judge supports a defensible pursuit decision. It does not guarantee an award.

How AutoGrant and your team divide the work

AI handles the volume. People own the judgment.

AI can research, structure, compare, draft, check, coordinate, and preserve context at a scale a lean team cannot sustain manually. Named people remain responsible for strategy, relationships, program design, facts, evidence, budgets, commitments, exceptions, final review, and submission authorization.

AutoGrant expands professional capacity. It does not outsource institutional accountability.

One connected operation

Discover. Decide. Build. Submit. Steward. Renew.

Every pursuit becomes part of institutional memory: what the organization knew, why it proceeded or passed, who approved the work, what was submitted, what the funder decided, what the award requires, how the program performed, and what should change before renewal.

  1. 01Discover

    Find public and relationship-driven opportunities aligned to mission, programs, geography, track record, and capacity.

  2. 02Decide

    Confirm eligibility, evaluate competitive fit, identify risks, and document the go/no-go rationale.

  3. 03Build

    Convert requirements into a plan, assign inputs, draft in the organization's voice, and review against the funder's criteria.

  4. 04Submit

    Assemble the complete package, verify requirements, and route final submission through explicit human approval.

  5. 05Steward

    Turn the award into obligations, owners, milestones, documentation, and reporting dates.

  6. 06Renew

    Preserve funder history, outcomes, reports, and lessons so the next application begins stronger.

It doesn't stop at the pursuit decision

Most tools help you find and apply. Grant operations continue long after submission.

Before the award

  • Discovery and prioritization
  • The pursuit decision
  • Requirements and work planning
  • Narrative and budget development
  • Quality review and submission readiness
  • Human approval

After the award

  • Award obligations and owners
  • Reporting dates and compliance
  • Budget monitoring
  • Funder relationship history
  • Outcomes and institutional learning
  • Renewal preparation

Choose the operating model

Start with the capacity gap. Match the operating model to the organization.

Some teams need a guided hosted workspace. Others need a managed, organization-wide capability with dedicated infrastructure, integrations, governance, and implementation support. AutoGrant Enterprise is the flagship commercial model.

Flagship

AutoGrant Enterprise

Organization-wide grant intelligence and operating capacity.

Combine AutoGrant's decision and lifecycle system with organization-specific workflows, named oversight, integrations, governance, and dedicated or customer-controlled deployment options.

Explore Enterprise

AutoGrant Platform

Hosted by AutoGrant. Run by your team.

A guided organization workspace for teams that want a governed grant lifecycle without customer-controlled deployment.

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AutoGrant for Consultants

A professional operating system for distinct client grant pipelines.

Preserve each client's context, voice, evidence, approvals, and reporting history while increasing repeatable professional delivery capacity.

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Evaluate the work

Do not buy the promise. Inspect the decision and operating artifacts.

AutoGrant is designed to produce work that a grants leader, program owner, finance reviewer, executive, or auditor can inspect. Samples remain clearly labeled until real customer evidence can be published accurately and with permission.

Requirements matrixIllustrative — sample data

Community Health Workforce Expansion — 47 requirements extracted

RequirementSourceOwnerStatus
Single Audit (2 CFR 200.501) for most recent fiscal year§ IV.B.3FinanceComplete
Letters of commitment from each named partner§ IV.B.7ProgramNot started
Non-federal match, 25% of total project cost§ III.BFinanceAt risk
Logic model with measurable outputs and outcomes§ IV.C.1ProgramIn progress
Data management plan covering participant records§ IV.C.4ITNot started
SAM.gov registration active through close date§ III.AFinanceComplete

Showing 6 of 47. Every requirement links back to the paragraph it came from.

Eligibility checkIllustrative — sample data

Ineligible — do not pursue

Applicants must be a unit of local government or a federally recognized tribe. A 501(c)(3) may participate only as a named subrecipient.

Found in § III.A, Eligible Applicants — flagged before drafting began.

What would change this

  • Apply as a subrecipient under the county health department.
  • Wait for the FY27 cycle, which opens the direct-applicant category.

Caught on day one. Roughly 60 hours of drafting not spent.

Human reviewIllustrative — sample data

Submission gate — approval required before anything is filed

  • Every factual claim traced to a source document· Program lead
  • Budget totals reconcile to the narrative· Finance
  • Match commitment confirmed in writing· Finance· outstanding
  • Voice matches the organization's prior submissions· Development

Blocked until a named person approves. AutoGrant does not submit on its own.

  • AI Judge scorecard

    A documented pursuit decision with eligibility, fit, readiness, competition, strategic value, risks, and required conditions.

  • Requirements matrix

    Every question, attachment, page limit, budget element, dependency, owner, and deadline extracted from the solicitation.

  • Funding roadmap

    A prioritized view of opportunities, readiness work, relationship actions, and expected application windows.

  • Human review record

    A visible record of who reviewed facts, narrative, budget, compliance, and final authorization.

  • Award-obligation calendar

    Reporting dates, deliverables, owners, outcome measures, financial requirements, and renewal milestones created from the award.

Need AutoGrant inside your environment?

For organizations with deeper governance, integration, or deployment requirements, Enterprise can support dedicated or customer-controlled architecture as part of a managed grant-operating model.

Explore Enterprise

FAQ

The three questions most teams ask first.

No. AutoGrant is designed to expand grant-operating capacity. Specialized agents carry research, structuring, drafting, checking, coordination, and tracking work. People retain strategy, program design, relationships, evidence, financial decisions, final review, and accountability.

Built with real grant teams

Early, active, and transparent about the evidence.

AutoGrant is in active early adoption. Organizations across nonprofit, healthcare, government, research, and innovation are using the system to build pipelines, evaluate opportunities, develop applications, and manage the work.

Grant outcomes arrive on funder timelines. We publish award results only after decisions are complete and customers approve the story. Until then, we prove the product through real workflows, real artifacts, transparent controls, and work you can evaluate before making a larger commitment.

Start with the funding. Build the capability when the value is clear.

Discover opportunities that may align, score one real pursuit, or explore an Enterprise deployment built around your organization.