How ReachSpot works

From public signal toa decision worth making.

ReachSpot finds, checks, matches and explains. You see the useful end of that work, with enough evidence to challenge it.

01

Profile

Your services, locations, accreditations, exclusions and goals become matching conditions.

02

Monitor

Evaluated public sources are checked on their own sensible schedule.

03

Verify

The source, eligibility, territory and timing must support the match.

04

Deliver

You receive the match, explanation, deadline and original evidence.

The match record

Every alert has to answer four questions.

What happened? Why does it fit this business? What remains uncertain? Where can you verify it?

A

The event

A named grant, project, contract or company change.

B

The fit

The specific profile facts that caused the match.

C

The caveat

Any condition that still needs checking.

D

The source

A direct route to the original public evidence.

Source records passing through verification to become an opportunity record
Plain languageThe alert is written for a decision, not for a database.

What it learns

Outcomes improve the ranking.

Opening an alert is weak evidence. Saving it, rejecting it for a clear reason, starting an application or winning work tells ReachSpot much more.

Those outcomes help ReachSpot improve its matching. A change only goes live when it performs at least as well as the version before it, so useful results do not quietly get worse.

Show ReachSpot what a useful match looks like.

Start with the facts about your business. The profile is free.

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