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Tell us the basics
A short conversation helps establish your location, business stage, and the kinds of programs worth checking.
Capital and technology benefits
Find programs worth a closer look.
We help businesses identify potentially relevant grants, tax credits, and technology benefits, then understand what it takes to pursue them.
Eligibility depends on current program rules and your circumstances. A discovery review identifies potential matches; it cannot guarantee approval or funding.
What the process looks like
A grounded path from discovery to application.
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Review possible matches
We identify relevant grants, tax credits, and technology benefits, then explain the eligibility details that need to be confirmed.
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Choose your level of help
You can take a discovery report and continue independently, or ask about support preparing applications.
What we look into
A practical review of funding and technology benefits.
The first step is to understand what your business does, where it operates, and what it is trying to accomplish. Those details help narrow a broad program landscape to opportunities that may merit a closer eligibility check.
Government and tax programs
Find programs that fit the work you do.
A discovery review can consider federal and regional grants, innovation and export programs, and tax credits such as SR&ED where relevant. The useful questions include where the business operates, what work it has completed or plans to do, its stage, and which costs or activities a program may recognize.
The result is a prioritized set of potential matches with the reasons they may fit, the eligibility details to verify, and deadlines or application steps where those details are available. Inclusion in a discovery report is not a determination that an application will qualify.
Technology benefits
Look beyond grants to useful credits and programs.
Businesses may also have access to cloud infrastructure credits, AI and API programs, developer tools, productivity software, or startup and accelerator benefits. The review looks for programs that appear relevant to your circumstances and explains what information or account setup may be required.
Program terms change. Credit amounts, availability, expiry dates, and eligibility depend on each provider’s current rules, so the report points you to the source and the next step to confirm before you rely on an offer.
After discovery
You choose how much help you want.
A discovery report is designed to help you see the landscape and decide what is worth pursuing. You can take the findings to your accountant, internal team, or program administrator and continue independently.
If you want help with the next stage, application support can assist with preparing materials for selected programs. The scope depends on the program and the information available from your business; you remain responsible for reviewing and approving submissions and providing accurate supporting records.
Ongoing monitoring can help you notice new opportunities, changing program windows, or upcoming renewals. It is a way to keep the search current, not a promise that a benefit will remain available or that a claim will be approved.
Eligibility and award decisions belong to the agencies and providers that administer each program. We identify possibilities and explain the follow-up needed; we do not guarantee funding, tax credits, or a specific dollar recovery.
Discovery
Understand the landscape
Review potential government and tax programs or technology benefits, based on the details you provide.
Application
Get help with the paperwork
Choose guided application support if you want help preparing materials for programs that appear relevant.
Ongoing
Keep an eye on changes
Ongoing monitoring can help you notice new opportunities and upcoming renewal dates.
Want to see the options first?
Compare the discovery, application, and ongoing services before you call.