Two distinct assets

Two distinct assets. (1) SPIN — a human-curated database of funding opportunities, stated at 40,000+ live opportunities from 12,000+ sponsors, maintained and updated daily by in-house sponsorship experts, with eligibility/requirement coding and automated matching rules. This is authored content, not scraped. (2) A grant-administration data model operated on behalf of several hundred research institutions: proposal-to-award records, budget lines and revisions, sponsor-specific routing rules, subaward/subrecipient records, deliverable and closeout tracking, and burn-rate/expenditure data with bi-directional integration into institutional financial systems. The second is customer-owned; the first is InfoEd's own licensable product.

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Industry: Application SoftwareEducation Services
Instruments: equities
Categories: Reference

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Type: not stated
Format: Tabular records in a hosted multi-tenant SaaS database — web search UI, saved searches with daily email notifications, matching rules, and report/dashboard output; bi-directional integration with institutional ERP/financial systems on the post-award side. SPIN is delivered as an online subscription database; no public bulk feed, file download or open API is advertised.
Volume: SPIN: 40,000+ live funding opportunities from 12,000+ sponsors, refreshed daily by a dedicated curation team. Institutional-side volume (proposal, award, budget-line, subaward and expenditure records) is not aggregated by InfoEd into a licensable corpus and is not disclosed — Request further research for any transactional row counts.
Users: N/A as a consumer metric — institutional site licences. Seat base is not published; at ~90 staff and a ~$28.5M revenue range selling to research-administration offices, the customer base is plausibly in the hundreds of institutions with thousands of named user seats (PIs, departments, central offices) across them.
History: 30 years
Update frequency: not stated
Growth: Mature and steadily maintained — a 30+ year incumbent in research administration with a daily-refreshed SPIN database and active new-module deployments at existing customers; growth is replacement/expansion within an installed base rather than a growth-stage trajectory, and no funding or headcount growth is disclosed.
Launched: ~1990-1995 for the Grants & Contracts suite ('For over 30 years, principal investigators and research administrators have been relying on the InfoEd Grants and Contracts Suite'); current web imagery dated 2021 indicates major refreshes since.
Delivery: not stated
Entity mapping: not stated
Sample: not stated
Point-in-time: not stated
Licence: not stated

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