Ask Grant a question about a forecast
Ask Grant a question on a forecast page, and get an answer from that forecast, its files and your business facts.
Written By GovPreneurs
Last updated 21 days ago
Grant has a side panel on every forecast page. Use it to ask a question about that forecast.
Ask your own question
- Open a forecast. See Find forecasts for you, browse all, or see saved forecasts.
- Click Ask Grant. The panel opens.
- Click the box Ask Grant about this forecast…
- Enter your question.
- Click the arrow button next to the box. You can also press Enter.
What Grant answers from
Grant says: "I answer only about this forecast, from its record, its files and your My Business details. If I do not know, I say so."
What you see next
- The panel shows "Grant is thinking…". Then Grant's answer shows.
- If Grant has no question for you, the panel says: "I have no questions for you on this one."
- The panel can show a ready question, for example "What should I do first?". Click it to read Grant's answer.
Good to know
- Your questions do not change My Business. To change your record, see Which business facts affect opportunity matches?.
- Grant cannot know who will bid. A forecast is a plan, and it can change.
⚠️ If Grant says "Grant could not answer — try again": Your question stays in the box. Send it again. If it repeats, use the Need Help? Click Here button at the top of the page.
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