TormanoTormano uses AI to draft grant proposal content grounded in your own data. There are two places to do it.
The AI Narrative tab (quick summary)
Open a grant and go to its AI Narrative tab. Click Generate Narrative to produce a professional report narrative for that grant. When it's done you get a Copy button to lift the text into whatever you're submitting. Each generation is labeled AI Generated (or Basic Summary if AI is unavailable) with a timestamp.
The Grant Writing Assistant (full proposal)
For a complete proposal, use the Grant Writing Assistant — the Writing Assistant tab under Grants (/grants/writing-assistant). It's a four-step wizard: Select Grant > Configure > Generate > Review & Export.
- Select Grant — pick the grant you're writing for.
- Configure — optionally choose a proposal template (e.g. private/community foundation, federal RFP, capacity-building), pick a tone, and add any funder-specific instructions.
- Generate — the assistant drafts the template's sections (Executive Summary, Statement of Need, Goals & Objectives, Evaluation Plan, Organizational Background, Budget Narrative, and so on).
- Review & Export — read each section, click Edit to refine it or Regenerate to redo it, and use the Compliance Checklist in the sidebar to track funder requirements.
Editing and grounding
The assistant draws on your linked grant and Program records, so richer program data (beneficiary counts, outcomes) produces better proposals. Every section is editable, and every output should be reviewed by a person before submission — the AI won't invent statistics that aren't in your data.