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Practical tools for better grant decisions and stronger grant operations.

Download working templates for opportunity selection, requirements, human review, award obligations, renewal, and Enterprise value assessment. Use them independently or see how AutoGrant™ turns the same disciplines into a connected operating system.

Downloadable templates

Useful now. Designed around the work AutoGrant governs.

These templates contain no customer data and make no product-performance claims. They are practical starting points your team can adapt to its own policies and funding environment.

CSV template

Grant Go/No-Go Scorecard

Evaluate eligibility, mission fit, capacity, competition, strategic value, evidence confidence, and readiness conditions before drafting.

CSV template

Solicitation Requirements Matrix

Turn a funding notice into questions, attachments, limits, owners, dependencies, reviewers, deadlines, and status.

CSV template

Human + AI Review Checklist

Define the human owner, AI-supported work, required verification, and approval at every critical gate.

CSV template

Award-Obligation Register

Track reporting, deliverables, financial obligations, evidence, owners, due dates, and escalation points after an award.

CSV template

Renewal-Readiness Checklist

Prepare performance, financial, relationship, evidence, strategy, and next-cycle decisions before the renewal deadline.

CSV template

Enterprise Value Assessment

Build a conservative value case using capability, capacity, avoided cost, rework, continuity, and measurable operating risk.

Decision framework

The Grant Go/No-Go Scorecard

A disciplined pursuit decision examines six dimensions before the organization commits its largest investment of time.

  1. Eligibility

    Applicant type, geography, registration, size rules, partnership, match, exclusions, deadlines, and other threshold requirements.

  2. Mission alignment

    The relationship between the funder’s intent and the organization’s actual programs, populations, outcomes, geography, and priorities.

  3. Capacity fit

    Staffing, partnerships, data, delivery model, financial administration, reporting, timeline, systems, and leadership attention.

  4. Competitive position

    Differentiators, track record, geography, partnerships, evidence quality, prior awards, incumbents, and visible field conditions.

  5. Strategic value

    Mission advancement, relationship value, evidence-building potential, opportunity cost, restrictions, and long-term funding path.

  6. Evidence confidence

    What is known, inferred, missing, stale, or dependent on human confirmation.

Every scorecard ends with a documented verdict.

A no-go is a valuable outcome. Every weak pursuit consumes capacity that could have strengthened a better one.

The result is not a guarantee. It is a transparent decision the team can inspect, challenge, and improve.

Download the scorecard
  • Pursue

    The evidence supports committing capacity to a full application now.

  • Pursue with conditions

    Worth pursuing once named conditions are resolved and documented.

  • Hold for readiness

    A promising opportunity the organization is not yet positioned to pursue well.

  • Do not pursue

    The capacity is better invested in a stronger opportunity.

  • Ineligible

    A threshold requirement rules it out before writing begins.

Illustrative product artifact

See how AI Judge presents the pursuit decision.

This clearly labeled sample shows the structure of a transparent recommendation. It is illustrative data, not a customer result or a claim about a live award outcome.

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.

Evidence confidence: Moderate Two claims need a source before drafting.

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.

What the artifact keeps visible

  • Final verdict and eligibility status
  • Dimension scores and rationale
  • Sources and assumptions
  • Missing information
  • Risks and disqualifiers
  • Conditions required before pursuit
  • Human decision and decision owner

A team member can challenge the analysis, add relationship context, correct facts, and record a different final decision with rationale.

Templates versus an operating system

A template helps once. Connected context improves every cycle.

AutoGrant applies these same disciplines to approved organizational context, live opportunities, assignments, reviews, submission readiness, award obligations, and renewal history. The value is not another spreadsheet; it is keeping the decisions and work connected.

Apply the framework to a real opportunity.

Bring a public solicitation and see how AutoGrant turns the same decision discipline into a connected grant workflow.