Grant and opportunity detail
Read an opportunity with Grant, and check your fit and your real deadline.
- Read an opportunity with GrantGrant reads one opportunity against your business and gives a call, reasons and sources. Start here to find each part of the opportunity page.
- What Grant's call means: Bid, Needs review or No-bidGrant gives one call for each opportunity: Bid, Needs review or No-bid. The call is advice about fit and time. It is not a decision.
- Check eligibility, set-aside, and fit separatelyEligibility, set-aside and fit are three different questions. Grant answers each one in its own place on the opportunity page.
- Understand your real deadline and preparation timeThe notice date is not your deadline. Grant takes off the time you need to prepare and shows the days you really have.
- Review reasons for and against pursuing an opportunityRead Grant's call, the strengths, the blockers and the next move in the order that the opportunity page shows them.
- Open the official posting, files, contacts, and reference linksScroll to the details block on the opportunity page to open the official posting, the buyer's files and the contacts.
- Ask Grant a question and answer its follow-upUse the Ask Grant panel to ask about one opportunity. Answer Grant's questions so that Grant can update its call.
- Understand confidence, missing evidence, and source pinsConfidence shows how sure Grant is. Source buttons show where each claim comes from. Grant says when it does not know.
- What to do when Grant has not analyzed an opportunityIf Grant says it has not analyzed an opportunity, wait, retry or ask Grant a question. The page still shows the notice.
- Why an opportunity is closed or too close to the deadlineA closed notice, or one that closes within a few days, blocks a mentor review and gets a No-bid call from Grant.
- Report a summary or source that looks wrongRate a summary with Not quite and add a note. For a wrong source, compare it with the official posting and tell the support team.