Grant writing software with compliance built in
From Grants.gov search to submission-ready application: NOFA analysis, eligibility matching, cited drafting, and an SF-424A aligned budget that blocks fee and profit per 2 CFR 200.
3.2 Technical Approach
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Grants.gov search, matched to you
Live Grants.gov opportunity search filtered by your organization profile. Import a NOFA in one click, attachments included.
Eligibility before effort
SourceGent extracts the eligibility criteria and checks them against your organization profile. A hard mismatch surfaces before you spend a week writing, not after.
Narratives with receipts
Program narratives, organizational capacity, and past-award evidence drafted from your approved knowledge with citations. Placeholders are flagged, never silently shipped.
2 CFR 200 built in
An SF-424A aligned budget with OMB category classification, automatic fee and profit blocking, indirect rate handling, and cost-share math that always reconciles.
Readiness to the deadline
A to F readiness grading, requirement coverage against the NOFA, and pre-export checks. Know the application is complete before you hit submit on Grants.gov.
Wins and declines both teach
Record outcomes and reviewer feedback. SourceGent shows which scoring areas separate funded applications from declined ones, so each cycle starts stronger.
Before you sign up.
Does SourceGent understand NOFAs, not just RFPs?
Yes. Grant applications are a first-class submission type with their own template, scoring, and analysis. SourceGent extracts NOFA fields (award range, match requirements, eligibility criteria, key dates) and checks your organization against the eligibility criteria before you invest writing time.
How does the grant budget stay compliant?
Grant budgets classify costs into SF-424A Section B categories under OMB Uniform Guidance (2 CFR 200). Fee and profit are blocked automatically, indirect costs follow OMB convention, and cost-share splits are computed so federal plus non-federal always equals total. The rules are enforced in the product, not left to a reviewer to catch.
Can it draft the narrative sections?
Yes. Sections are drafted from your approved organizational knowledge, past awards, and program descriptions, with citations. A readiness grade and requirement coverage tracking show what the application still needs before the deadline.
Who is this for: nonprofits or contractors?
Both. Small nonprofits pursuing federal or foundation funding and contractors pursuing grant-funded work use the same workflow: find the opportunity, verify eligibility, draft with evidence, build the budget, and track readiness. Multi-organization support on Agency plans fits grant consultants managing several clients.
The NOFA clock is already ticking.
Upload one NOFA and see your eligibility check, requirement coverage, and readiness path in minutes.