Development directors juggle a pipeline of opportunities with a small team and a hard calendar. SoliContraX turns a one-sentence program idea or a funder’s notice into an approved concept, then a draft written from your own materials.
Describe the program in one line and the workflow shapes a concept: the hook, what sets it apart, the guardrails from the notice. Decide whether to pursue before anyone writes.
Mission statements, logic models, outcomes data, board lists, past proposals, and audited financials go into the knowledge base once. Every application draws on them.
The draft is checked against the review criteria and required attachments in the notice, and the report tells you what is still missing before you submit.
When a notice requires it, the budget narrative is framed by 2 CFR 200 cost principles so the program and the numbers agree.
One sentence is enough to get a concept. Add the funder’s guidelines when you have them.
Adjust the proposed approach in chat until it sounds like your organization, then approve it.
Everything you already send funders. The knowledge base is reused across applications.
The workflow writes, checks each section against the notice, and exports to Word or PDF.
Yes. Upload the foundation’s guidelines as the notice. The workflow reads them the same way it reads a federal NOFO.
Yes. Concept generation is free to try from the home page without an account. Drafting, uploads, and concept chat use credits.
Only what you provide: the funding notice, the files in that client’s knowledge base, and the concept you approved. If a fact is not in your context, it is not in the draft.
You. The workspace is private to one account, your content is never used to train public models, and we do not sell your data. The Security page has the full commitments.
Take the idea on the whiteboard to a concept today.