GovernmentLegal & Compliance
Grant opportunities. Matched, not missed.
Matches an organization's profile and prior funding history against open government grant opportunities, flagging eligibility and citing the specific solicitation requirement — before the deadline, not after. Built for agencies and grant offices tracking dozens of active solicitations.
11 cited fields per match. Built on Sphere AI Foundry.
grant_match — opportunity #GR-61208LIVE
00:00Ingest → solicitation, Dept. of Energy resilience grantread
00:02Eligibility check → applicant type matches, 501c3 requiredpassed
00:04Requirement check → cost-share of 20% requiredflagged
00:05Deadline check → application due in 18 dayspassed
00:06Disposition → Route to grants officer, 1 item to confirmrouted
match time 6sfields cited 11/11grants officer sign-off required
Built on Sphere AI Foundry·Matched to solicitation requirements·21 years, 300+ clients
Manual grant tracking doesn't scale with solicitation volume
A single grant match means a grants officer reading a new solicitation, checking eligibility requirements against the organization's profile, and confirming cost-share and deadline details — for every new opportunity that gets posted. At low volume that's manageable. Across dozens of active solicitations from multiple agencies, it's the reason a good-fit grant gets missed because nobody read the posting in time.
82%
faster eligibility check vs. manual solicitation review
11
fields extracted & cited per match
100%
of eligibility flags traceable to the specific solicitation requirement
Solicitation in, cited match out
Four steps, every one logged and citable back to the solicitation.
01
Ingest
Reads the solicitation directly from your systems
Grant solicitation, NOFO, or RFP — read from grants.gov feeds, agency websites, or a document repository. No separate upload step.
Source document
GR-61208 — DOE resilience grant
02
Match against your profile
Every requirement checked against your organization's profile
Applicant type, prior funding history, and program focus — each checked against the specific solicitation's eligibility requirements, not a generic keyword match.
Example query
"Does our organization meet the cost-share requirement for this grant?"
03
Cite every flag
No eligibility flag without a citation
Each flag links back to the exact solicitation section it came from — the citation travels with the finding, not as a separate lookup.
Cited finding
Solicitation requires a 20% cost-share match — confirm available match funding before applying.
cited to Solicitation NOFO-2026-118, Cost-Share Requirement §3.204
Classify & route
One disposition, one consolidated requirement list
The agent returns Eligible, Eligible-with-conditions, or Not Eligible, with a consolidated requirement list routed to the grants officer before the application effort begins.
Disposition
EligibleEligible-with-conditions ✓Not eligible
10 fields, every one cited
What the agent extracts from every solicitation it matches.
Match summary & disposition
Organization profile verification
Eligibility requirement match
Cost-share or match-funding requirement
Application deadline & submission window
Program focus alignment
Prior funding history on similar grants
Consolidated requirement list
Solicitation citation
Grants officer review checklist
Typical inputs
What the agent reads, and what it connects to.
Documents
- Grant solicitation, NOFO, or RFP
- Organization profile and prior funding history
- Program focus and strategic priorities documentation
Systems
- Grants management system
- Grants.gov or agency portal feeds
- Document repository
Is this the right fit?
Built for volume — not a one-off solicitation.
✓ Works best for
- Agencies and grant offices tracking 20+ active solicitations
- Organizations standardizing eligibility checks against a documented profile
- Leadership wanting every match traceable to the solicitation
Too small for
- A single solicitation a grants officer can review faster than configuring the match
- Replacing grants officer judgment on whether to pursue a marginal-fit opportunity
- Solicitations with no clear eligibility criteria to check against
Grounded in the solicitation, not a black box
Compliance-first, the same standard every Sphere agent is held to.
The agent requires the solicitation text and the organization's current profile before it will return a disposition, and every match sits between a new posting and the decision to pursue it — never past it. A grants officer confirms every Eligible-with-conditions or Not Eligible before effort is committed.
Eligibility flags reference the specific solicitation section directly — the same audit-trail standard every Sphere agent on the Foundry is held to.
Prerequisites solicitation + profile
The solicitation text and the organization's current profile are required before a disposition is returned.
Human review required
A grants officer confirms every Eligible-with-conditions or Not Eligible before effort is committed — never fully autonomous.
Source grounding solicitation-cited
Eligibility flags reference the specific solicitation section directly in every match.
Foundation Sphere AI Foundry
Access controls and audit trail configured here carry forward to every other agent you deploy.
Frequently asked
Does the Grant Matching & Analysis Agent decide which grants to pursue?
No. It flags eligibility and cites the specific requirements — a grants officer still decides which opportunities are worth pursuing.
What grant types does it support?
Federal NOFOs out of the box. State and foundation grants can be added during onboarding.
How does it integrate with grants.gov or agency feeds?
It reads directly from grants.gov feeds, agency websites, or a document repository — no separate upload step required. Integration scope is confirmed during deployment planning.
Is every eligibility flag traceable to the solicitation?
Yes. Every flag cites the specific solicitation section it came from — there is no flag without a citation back to the source.
How is this different from a generic grant database?
It matches against your own organization's profile and prior funding history and cites the specific requirement, not a generic keyword search. It runs on Sphere AI Foundry, so the access controls and audit trail configured here carry forward to other agents you deploy.
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See it on your own solicitations
Bring three real grant solicitations to the demo. We'll show the eligibility match live — requirements, citations, and the disposition, on your own profile.
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