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Built for the people who carry the proposal load.

Edvisable is run by research offices and proposal teams — faculty don't have to adopt anything. Here's what changes for each part of the research enterprise.

Research development offices

You're being asked to cover funders you weren't staffed for and support more pursuits with the same team.

  • Capability-matched triage across NSF, DoD, DOE, NASA, foundation, and state opportunities.
  • Drafts that start from the institution's verified record, not a blank page.
  • Structured review on every submission — not just the center grants.
  • In-house capacity that stays when a consultant engagement would end.

Sponsored programs & compliance

You own what goes out the door — and AI has made that scarier, not easier.

  • Every claim in every draft traces to an inspectable source.
  • A complete log of how AI was used, ready for any question from a funder or auditor.
  • Requirements checklists tied to solicitation text — nothing invented, nothing missed.
  • Works alongside your eRA system of record; we sit upstream of it.

Research institutes & labs

Your proposal team lives in white-paper windows and rolling announcements where volume and speed win.

  • More well-aimed white papers per quarter from the same team.
  • Past-project, facilities, and publication content reused with citations, not rebuilt.
  • A capture memory that compounds across every bid instead of leaving with staff turnover.
And for faculty?  Nothing to learn. PIs experience Edvisable as better support: opportunities matched to their actual strengths, and AI-drafted suggestions grounded in their own papers and projects — which they accept, edit, or reject, with a citation behind every claim they can verify themselves. Review before every deadline, and no AI shortcut ever puts their name on something unsupportable.

Start with one office.

The pilot runs with a single research-development office or institute — live before your next deadline season, measured on your own numbers.

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