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GRANT INTELLIGENCE ENGINE

Drop in the funding notice. Get the evidence, cited.

Every grant asks the same hard question: prove the need. The Grant Intelligence Engine closes the gap between what a funder asks for and what federal data actually shows about a community.

  • 5parts in every evidence package
  • 3stages of the grant cycle: pre-award, mid-award, and post-award
  • 1B+rows in Oahe's connected data model
Grant Intelligence Engine data map for the EPA Innovative Water Infrastructure Workforce Development Grant Program, Cuyahoga County, Ohio: unemployment figures matched to the grant's Project Area criterion, each with its value, data year, and source
U.S. Census Bureau table DP03, Selected Economic Characteristics, for Cuyahoga County, Ohio, showing 43,117 unemployed with a margin of error of plus or minus 2,024

The source link opens the exact Census table

A Grant Intelligence Engine data map for an EPA water workforce grant in Cuyahoga County, Ohio. Every value links straight to the federal table it came from.

How it works

  1. Reads the notice

    Upload a notice of funding opportunity or a report template, and pick your geography.

  2. Maps the requirements

    Each requirement is matched to the measures that answer it.

  3. Pulls the evidence

    Those measures are pulled for your place from Oahe's connected data model.

  4. Assembles the package

    Tables with every value cited, an editable draft narrative, a citation sheet, the underlying data, and a branded brief.

  • Every value cited

    Each number in the tables traces to its source, and the citation sheet lets a reviewer check it.

  • Drafts, clearly marked

    Draft prose is marked as a starting point, written to be edited.

  • You stay the author

    The engine builds the evidence. The grant manager remains the author.

Who it's for

Grant managers and development staff who write to federal and foundation funders, at:

  • Tribes
  • Nonprofits
  • Chambers of commerce
  • Dioceses
  • Local governments