Read an opportunity with Grant

Grant is the AI assistant that reads one opportunity against your business. Grant gives a call, the reasons for it and the sources. Grant advises. You decide. If you want a person's view, ask for a mentor review (see When to ask for a mentor review).

What you can do here

• What Grant's call means: Bid, Needs review or No-bid: Learn what Bid, Needs review and No-bid mean.
• Check eligibility, set-aside, and fit separately: Check eligibility, set-aside and fit as three separate questions.
• Understand your real deadline and preparation time: See your real deadline after the time you need to prepare.
• Review reasons for and against pursuing an opportunity: Read the reasons for and against pursuing the opportunity.
• Open the official posting, files, contacts, and reference links: Open the official posting, the files, the contacts and the links.
• Ask Grant a question and answer its follow-up: Ask Grant a question and answer its follow-up question.
• Understand confidence, missing evidence, and source pins: Understand confidence, missing evidence and source buttons.
• What to do when Grant has not analyzed an opportunity: Find out what to do when Grant has not analyzed an opportunity.
• Why an opportunity is closed or too close to the deadline: Find out why an opportunity is closed or too close to its deadline.
• Report a summary or source that looks wrong: Report a summary that looks wrong.

Where to start

Open Opportunities in the left menu. Click an opportunity in the list. If Grant's introduction shows, click Show me the analysis. Then read What Grant's call means: Bid, Needs review or No-bid to understand the call. If you want a person's view, read When to ask for a mentor review.

If your plan is Pilot, the Opportunities page and Grant are locked. The page asks you to upgrade to the Expert plan.

Related articles

• What Grant's call means: Bid, Needs review or No-bid
• Read an opportunity card before opening the notice
• When to ask for a mentor review