Draft a grant proposal with AI

Tormano drafts grant proposal content from your own records. There are two places to do it.

Quick summary: the AI Narrative tab

Open a grant and go to its AI Narrative tab. Click Generate Narrative to draft a report narrative for that grant, then use Copy to lift the text into whatever you are submitting. Each draft is labeled AI Generated with the date it was produced.

Full proposal: the Grant Writing Assistant

For a complete grant proposal, open Grants and choose the Writing Assistant tab. It walks through four steps: Select Grant, Configure, Generate, and Review & Export.

1. Select Grant: pick the grant you’re writing for.
2. Configure: pick a proposal template if one fits (private or community foundation, federal request for proposals, capacity-building), choose a tone, and add anything the funder asks for.
3. Generate: the assistant drafts each section, including Executive Summary, Statement of Need, Goals & Objectives, Evaluation Plan, Organizational Background, and Budget Narrative.
4. Review & Export: read each section, click Edit to refine it or Regenerate to redo it, and work through the Compliance Checklist in the sidebar to tick off what the funder requires.

Editing the draft

The assistant works from the grant and the programs linked to it, so the more you record about beneficiary counts and outcomes, the better the draft. Every section is editable. Read each one before you submit: the final text is yours, and you are responsible for it.