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Bid Library

Understanding how the bid library works

Updated over 2 months ago

Your Bid Library is one of the most powerful features inside Fundin, helping you generate consistent, high-quality bids faster than ever. It stores your organisation’s context, preferences, and previous answers so the AI can write with greater accuracy and relevance.

1.Save Context From Application Forms

Whenever you answer a grant question, you can store that answer in your Context Library.

This helps the AI learn:

  • Your organisation’s past responses

  • Key project dates

  • Operational details

  • Evidence of experience

  • Project outcomes and metrics

  • Any recurring information commonly required in applications

For example:

  • “When will your project finish?” → “March 2026”

  • “Do you have experience delivering culturally sensitive projects?” → “Yes, on over 120 occasions.”

Next time the AI needs this information, it automatically pulls it in. Keeping your bids accurate, consistent, and faster to complete.

2. Upload Documents

You can upload documents to help the Ai learn and understand more about your organisation.

You’ll be able to upload documents such as:

  • Annual reports

  • Impact reports

  • Theory of Change

  • Policies

  • Strategy documents

  • Budgets

  • Previous bids

  • Monitoring & evaluation reports

The AI will read and understand these documents, allowing it to:

  • Pull out relevant facts

  • Maintain organisational accuracy

  • Improve consistency

  • Write richer, more compelling bids

  • Reduce repetition for your team

This turns your Bid Library into a central repository of reusable bid content.

Best practice when uploading documents

  • Keep your documents organised. If the information is messy it makes it harder to understand.

  • Tag which project each document is relevant to. You can select multiple projects or leave it blank if they are company-wide information.

  • Only add a project to that document if you want the Ai to use its contents in future application responses

  • Add a short description to help the Ai understand what it is

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