Every requirement, lifted out of the RFP.
Requirements hide everywhere in an RFP — body text, footnotes, appendices. Grantable reads the whole document and lifts each one into an interactive checklist, so the buried ones surface too.
"You're reading a 40-page RFP for the third time, highlighting requirements in different colors, hoping you didn't miss the one buried on page 27 that'll get you disqualified."
1. they hide all over the RFP
RFP — 42 pages
…no more than 10 pages, TNR 12pt… p. 4
…three letters of support… p. 11
…a budget narrative per line item… p. 18
Appendix C — p. 27
…indirect costs may not exceed 15%…
three color-coded read-throughs, 2–3 hours — and appendices still beat a tired eye
2. Grantable reads all 42 pages
RFP
eligibility rules, narrative sections, attachments, formatting — lifted from body text, footnotes, and appendices alike
3. a checklist you can trust
every item is clickable — the AI drafts that section with your org context
The old way vs. the Grantable way.
You know the old workflow. Here's how it changes.
The manual RFP breakdown
- 1
Read the entire RFP
30-60 pages of dense requirements, eligibility criteria, and formatting rules
- 2
Highlight and take notes
Color-code requirements across the PDF — scattered through body text and appendices
- 3
Create a spreadsheet
Manually type each requirement into a tracking sheet
- 4
Cross-reference as you write
Flip between the RFP, your spreadsheet, and your draft constantly
- 5
The buried one slips past
A page limit or attachment rule tucked into an appendix
- 6
Scramble at the deadline
Discover the gap at 11pm the night before submission
Grantable checklist extraction
- 1
Upload your RFP
Drop the PDF — Grantable reads the entire document in seconds
- 2
AI lifts out each requirement
Eligibility, narrative sections, attachments, formatting rules — pulled from wherever they hide
- 3
Interactive checklist
Each requirement becomes a trackable item you can check off as you go
- 4
Click to draft
Select a requirement and the AI drafts that section using your org context
- 5
The buried ones surface
Page limits, font rules, attachment lists — pulled from footnotes and appendices too
- 6
Submit with confidence
Work the list down to zero before the deadline, not after
The requirements, out in the open.
Let AI read the RFP so you can focus on writing the winning proposal.