Grants & Equity uses artificial intelligence to assist with funding discovery, opportunity matching, and application drafting. This page explains what AI does, what AI does not do, how data is handled, and where human responsibility remains.
We believe AI should increase clarity—not replace judgment. AI is designed to accelerate workflow, not make decisions for users.
On our platform, AI assists with structuring public funding data, summarizing eligibility requirements, extracting deadlines and funding amounts, matching opportunities to organizational profiles, generating draft responses to application questions, and formatting copy-ready answers based on user input.
Our AI systems do not submit applications, guarantee funding outcomes, communicate with funders, access private systems outside our platform, make legal or compliance determinations, or replace official funder documentation.
When you select “Draft with AI,” the system combines your organizational profile, selected opportunity information, and application prompts to generate a structured draft aligned with requested limits and format. Drafts are delivered to your workspace for review and editing, and all drafts require user approval before use.
AI-generated content may contain factual inaccuracies, misinterpret ambiguous requirements, require tone/format adjustments, or miss nuanced compliance elements. Every draft should be reviewed carefully before submission, and AI assistance should not replace professional review where needed.
In AI workflows, only relevant organizational profile and selected opportunity data are processed. Processing occurs within secure infrastructure. We do not use your private content to train public AI models, and we do not sell AI-generated content.
Your documents and drafts remain your property. AI may also assist in normalizing public opportunity data into summaries, eligibility bullets, catch notes, and categorization/tagging. These outputs are based on publicly available content and reviewed before publication.
Grants & Equity is built around structured workflows, human review, administrative controls, and user-controlled submission. AI is a tool within a larger system—not an autonomous decision-maker.
We design AI features to improve clarity, reduce drafting time, support structured thinking, and increase efficiency. We do not design AI to encourage misrepresentation, automate fraudulent submissions, or circumvent eligibility requirements. Users remain responsible for truthful and compliant submissions.
We continuously monitor output quality, user feedback, edge cases, and performance stability, and we refine prompts, guardrails, and validation layers to improve reliability over time.
If your organization requires additional clarification on AI processing or security practices, contact: support@grantsandequity.com. We are committed to building responsible funding infrastructure—not black-box automation.
Optional future enhancements: AI model vendor transparency, AI-request retention durations, enterprise AI assurance docs, audit-log detail, and model evaluation methodology.