Find the funding.
Win the work.
Run it well.
MissionInsights.ai is one platform for organizations that run on grants and government work. Each application is built for its own market, and all three share one sign-in.
- MissionForgeFor government contractors: find partners and opportunities and carry them to a submitted proposal.
- MissionCommandFor contractor leadership: people, contracts, pipeline and cash on one set of numbers.
- Phoenix RaiseFor nonprofits, universities, foundations and public agencies: find grants and funders, raise the money and prove the results.
What it does depends on who you are.
Choose your role to see the part of the platform you would open first.
See each application in four minutes.
Narrated walkthroughs recorded in the applications themselves, with sample data. The full chaptered versions are on each application's page.
MissionForge in four minutes
From research to relationships, pursuits, proposals and contracts.
MissionCommand in four minutes
Strategy, money, pipeline, people and delivery on one page.
Phoenix Raise in four minutes
Discover, raise, run and prove, on one awards platform.
Three applications today. One platform underneath.
Each application stands on its own and serves its own market. For government contractors, MissionForge and MissionCommand cover the whole life of a contract, from the first introduction to the last option year. For nonprofits, universities, foundations and public agencies, Phoenix Raise covers the whole life of a grant or award, from the first funding match to the final report.
Research companies and opportunities, keep partner relationships moving, and take pursuits through gate reviews to a submitted proposal. An alternative to Deltek GovWin and paid sites like it.
- Company and opportunity research from public federal records
- A relationship CRM with health scores and a weekly plan
- Pipeline, gate reviews, color teams and proposal drafting
- A walled-off portal for the partners you team with
See people, contracts, pipeline and cash in one place, with the same numbers behind every screen and a home page shaped to each role.
- A cash target with a month-by-month projection
- Resource and capacity planning with what-if scenarios
- Contract management by option year
- Proforma, strategy and goal tracking for leadership
One place to find funding, raise money, run the programs it pays for and prove the results. Built for nonprofits, universities, foundations and federal, state and local agencies.
- Foundation and federal funding matches, best fit first
- One pipeline for grants and donors
- Review, awards, disbursement, compliance and closeout
- Reports and donor impact statements from your own data
Follow one opportunity, step by step.
Pick the kind of organization, then press Next.
From three windows and a sticky note to one screen.
Drag the handle. On the left, the way the work usually gets tracked. On the right, the same work in MissionForge or Phoenix Raise.
The left side is an illustration. The right side is a real MissionForge screen with sample data.
The left side is an illustration. The right side is a real Phoenix Raise screen with sample data.
Applications on top. One platform underneath.
Each application does its own job. The platform does the things they should never do twice.
MissionInsights platform
The handoff from capture to delivery, without the spreadsheet in between.
Most contractors lose a week at the point where a pursuit becomes a staffing question. On MissionInsights.ai the two applications already see each other.
From the first funding match to the final report.
Phoenix Raise covers the whole life of a grant or award in one place, and its AI, also called Phoenix, does the routine work so your people can make the decisions.
Money you haven't found yet.
Every US foundation from its IRS 990 filings and every open federal program, ranked against your funding profile.
Raise it where it gets spent.
Grants you are writing and donors you are courting, in the same system that runs the programs.
Run the whole program, not just the intake.
Review, awards, disbursement, compliance and closeout in one place.
Then prove what it did.
Reports, dashboards and donor impact statements built from your own data.
Phoenix Raise pictures are real screens from a test account with sample data; foundation details come from public IRS filings.
One Tuesday. The same numbers.
How a working day looks on the platform. Pick the kind of organization.
Opens This week
Twelve things changed overnight. They are listed at the top, newest first.
Sends four replies in ten minutes
The drafts were written already. Each one is read, adjusted and sent by a person.
Checks who is stretched
Two people are over 100 percent next month. One project moves a week.
Holds a gate review
The forecast shows which pursuits moved on without their gate. Two are sent back.
Plans the next option year
Positions are cloned from this year, three are marked to be hired, and the burn updates.
Tests a win
Ticking the deal in negotiation moves the date the company reaches its cash target.
Reads the executive briefing
One page: cash, revenue, pipeline, and the three things that need a decision.
Opens the program dashboard
Applications awaiting review, stalled applicants and how much of each fund is used, on one page.
Approves notes to donors
The drafts were written already. A person reviews and sends every one.
Checks new funding matches
Foundations and federal programs, ranked against the funding profile, with why each one fits.
Starts from the briefing
The Summary Agent has written a short briefing on each submitted application. The reviewer accepts, adjusts or ignores each suggestion, and the committee decides.
Weighs an essay check
The Anti-AI Agent reports a score for essays that may be AI-written. It is a data point for the reviewer, never a verdict, and applicants never see it.
Asks what needs attention
Phoenix Copilot answers from live data: stalled applicants, forms past their close date, reviews and budgets.
Checks fundraising insights
Money raised, gifts, active donors and recurring giving, at a glance.
Built the way your team actually works.
AI drafts. People decide.
Claude drafts replies, agreements, proposal sections and briefs from your own material. Phoenix Raise drafts donor emails into an approval queue. Nothing is sent, signed or submitted until a person does it.
Every score shows its working.
Relationship health, Go or No-Go, weighted pipeline: each one has a help panel with the real formula. In Phoenix Raise, every funding match explains why it fits and every suggested review answer shows its reasoning.
Each person sees their part.
Roles are enforced on the server, not just hidden on screen. Financials, recruiting and partner records go only to the accounts that should have them, and Phoenix Copilot answers only within your role.
Ask in plain English.
In MissionForge and MissionCommand, every screen has an Ask Claude box that reads what you are looking at. In Phoenix Raise, ask Phoenix Copilot and it builds the report from your data.
Show me how.
Each screen has a guided tour and plain-language help, so a new teammate can find their way without a training session.
See it with data that isn't yours.
MissionForge and MissionCommand ship with Northbeam Federal Solutions, a fictional contractor with a full set of data. Phoenix Raise demos are walked through with your own forms, review steps and reports in mind.
See it with real screens and sample data.
Start MissionForge or MissionCommand in the sample company, or book a Phoenix Raise demo shaped to your program. Bring your own data when you are ready.