What Grant Beagle stores

For each nonprofit it serves: its public record (IRS filings, government awards and payments, funders' published pages and tax returns), the grant matches and drafts Grant Beagle prepares, and anything the nonprofit adds on its page, such as answers, notes and choices. For each person who signs in: their email address, and a password if they choose to set one. Grant Beagle stores no payment card numbers.

Who can see it

Only the people a nonprofit names can sign in to its page. Each page is locked to its own organization, and a test runs every morning to confirm one organization cannot see another's. Grant Beagle sees a page only to build, check or fix it.

What Grant Beagle never does

It never sells anyone's information or shares it outside the companies listed below, never sends anything to a funder, never submits an application, and never holds a nonprofit's passwords for funder portals.

How long it is kept

As long as the nonprofit uses Grant Beagle. When it leaves, or asks at any time, its drafts, answers and sign-ins are deleted within ten business days, and Grant Beagle confirms by email. Public records stay public, because they are.

Where it lives

The page and sign-in run on Supabase and Google Cloud in the United States, with daily backups. Anthropic's Claude does the reading and writing, and Resend sends Grant Beagle's email. Information goes to these companies only so they can do that work.

Questions or deletion

Email support@grantbeagle.com.