Find the money hidden in
government paperwork.

Section 2 · Operating method

How TruffleGov works

The same five steps run for a school district and for a small business. Only the sources and the people acting on the results change.

1. 1

   Watch the public record

   Every day, new funding and contract notices are read and filed: grant announcements, program rules, scholarship and apprenticeship openings, and contract solicitations.

   District: federal and state grant notices, career and technical education funds, foundation and local scholarships, paid apprenticeships.

   Business: contract solicitations filtered to your industry codes, set-asides and service area.

   Draft Exact source list and how often each is checked: to be confirmed (C-01).

2. 2

   Match it to you

   Each notice is checked against your profile: eligibility rules, size, location, deadlines and past awards. Anything you can't qualify for never reaches your desk.

3. 3

   Score it, in plain English

   Every match gets a fit score and a reason you can read: why it fits, what's missing, what it's worth, and how much work the application takes.

   Draft How the score is calculated: to be documented (C-02).

4. 4

   Put it in the right hands

   District: grants go to the grant writer with a ready checklist; scholarships and placements go straight to each matched senior's phone, and their counselor sees the same list.

   Business: a bid or no-bid recommendation, a proposal checklist, and reminders before every deadline.

5. 5

   Keep what you win

   Awards, reporting dates and compliance documents live in one ledger, so money that's been won doesn't get lost to a missed report.

Section 3 · Method and sources

What you can check