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When you open a grant's detail page, GrantsPath generates a Fit Score (0–100). The score evaluates your tribal profile against eligibility criteria, jurisdiction, focus areas, and compliance signals — and uses AI analysis to catch nuances that simple keyword matching would miss. Green (80+) means excellent match, yellow (60–79) is a good match, red (below 60) is a partial match. Each score includes a 'Why This Grant Fits' explanation. Requires Researcher tier or above.

Use the Search page to type a question or enter keywords. GrantsPath auto-detects whether to use natural language or keyword matching, and you can lock to Keyword mode with the search mode dropdown. Filter by source (federal or state), agency, funding amount, tribal eligibility, and deadline. Open any grant's detail page to generate a Fit Score, start a prep sheet, or track the application.

Yes. Click the bookmark icon on any grant to save it. Visit the Bookmarks page to see all your saved grants. Separately, you can save a natural-language search as a 'briefing' — a snapshot of search results you can revisit or overlay on your calendar to spot deadline patterns.

The Calendar shows a monthly view of your tracked application deadlines (color-coded by status), personal events you create, and briefing watchlist overlays from your saved searches. Grants affected by executive orders show risk markers. The calendar also suggests milestones like 'Final Narrative Review' (3 days before deadline) for at-risk grants, and lists unscheduled or continuous grants in a sidebar.

When a grant may be affected by a recent presidential directive, the grant detail page shows an Executive Orders card with a risk level (1–10), matched terms from the executive order, and an explanation of the potential impact. This helps you anticipate changes in funding priorities before investing time in an application. Visit the Policy Watchtower at /policy-watchtower for a live view of current policy signals.

Yes. From a grant's detail page you can export a Grant Summary PDF. Sovereign tier and above can generate a Council Summary PDF — a formatted report with grant details, fit score, and tribal authority information designed for sharing with leadership. You can also export SF-424 form data from prep sheets.

We import federal grants from Grants.gov daily and state grants nightly: from state portals where they publish data, and from listings our team curates where they don't. Grants are flagged for tribal eligibility automatically. The home page shows how many states have open grants right now.

Explorer (free) includes unlimited basic search, 5 deep searches a day, tribal eligibility filters and up to 3 saved grants. Researcher adds fit scores, unlimited search and bookmarks, deadline reminders, and application tracking with SF-424 form filling. Professional adds AI proposal drafts, NOFO criteria extraction, BudgetBuilder, award tracking with AI report drafts, renewal generation, and up to 3 users. Sovereign adds tribal verification, SF-424 PDF export, post-award compliance, drawdowns and SF-425, the 7-year Sovereign Vault, Helpers, and up to 5 users. Nation adds multi-tribe applications, territory overlap checking, unlimited users and a named GrantsPath contact. The Pricing page at /pricing has the full comparison.

On the sign-in page, click 'Forgot password?' and follow the instructions. You'll receive an email with a link to create a new password.

Explorer and Researcher are single-user. Professional includes up to 3 users, Sovereign up to 5, and Nation unlimited, all sharing one workspace with team roles, so staff can work on the same applications and awards.

Open Profile from the sidebar. Your profile has five sections: Personal Information, Tribal Affiliation (with BIA Registry verification), Compliance Status, Grant Preferences, and Additional Details. The more you complete — especially tribal verification and focus areas — the more accurate your Fit Scores will be.

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GrantsPath follows tribal data sovereignty principles. We never mine, sell, or share your data with third parties; every service provider that runs part of GrantsPath is listed at /sovereignty. Records are stored with encrypted connections and secure authentication. Grant records are kept for 7 years, more than twice the 3-year federal minimum (2 CFR 200.334). You can export your data at any time. For details, see our Privacy Policy at /privacy.