Account security
Signed sessions, MFA support, password policy, and account lockout protections back authenticated access.
Funder IQ is built for foundation teams that need strong account security, tenant-aware access, auditability, and explainable diligence — from discovery through awards and oversight — while staying explicit about where manual confirmation is still required.
Signed sessions, MFA support, password policy, and account lockout protections back authenticated access.
Tenant-aware roles, workspace permissions, and API keys keep access aligned to the current foundation team.
Audit logs, access logs, and source-linked evidence make it easier to explain how a recommendation was formed.
AI accelerates summaries and suggestions, but outputs stay advisory and are designed for human review before decisions.
Saved dossier versions support tracked peer-review requests and verdicts so reviewer feedback stays attached to the record.
State verification now includes official registry paths for a broader set of high-volume states, but current registration status can still require manual confirmation.
Grant history now blends named grants recorded in Funder IQ with filing-based aggregate funding lines, so peer-funder totals remain directional rather than fully source-complete.
SSO and SCIM are planned for later expansion, not part of the initial single-foundation pilot.
The current diligence layer is built on public-source data first. Additional licensed datasets can be added later.
The product is designed to shorten diligence cycles and reduce operational drag — not to replace judgment. Dossiers, recommendations, and risk summaries should help teams move faster while preserving human validation, committee discussion, and a clear record through post-award oversight.
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