en.Wedoany.com Reported - Consulting firm FI Group by EPSA has launched the artificial intelligence platform Grantavia in Portugal, which can identify national and European public financing opportunities eligible for each company within seconds. Through this new tool, FI Group by EPSA aims to simplify access to fiscal incentive information.
Using the Funding Match feature within the platform, companies only need to enter their Tax Identification Number (NIF) and organization size. The platform then cross-references the company profile with currently open calls and returns a personalized list of available support. This service is free and available on the Grantavia website. FI Group by EPSA states that its goal is to address one of the main barriers to accessing funding—information fragmentation and project complexity. Under the PT2030 framework, Portugal has 1,593,415 companies, but only 8,910 have had projects approved. Of the nearly €23 billion mobilized, slightly over €12 billion has actually been disbursed.
Paulo Reis, General Manager of FI Group by EPSA Portugal, stated: "Grantavia does not just showcase opportunities. It identifies growth paths and provides any organization with a panoramic view of available support." He emphasized: "For too long, companies have been forced to navigate noise, complexity, and uncertainty to find financing. With this platform, we replace effort with intelligence and search with discovery. Any organization, regardless of size or industry, can now know within seconds which financing amounts it can apply for, starting today."
The platform combines artificial intelligence with the consulting firm's internal expertise in fiscal incentives and European project teams. Technology handles screening and data cross-referencing, while the team ensures information quality and updates. Grantavia has already integrated notifications from European financing programs and domestic coverage in Portugal, offering a cross-border perspective from day one, with a pan-European goal.
FI Group by EPSA has over 20 years of experience in R&D and innovation management, operating in 20 countries with more than 1,800 employees and approximately 19,000 clients. The organization analyzes about 20,000 projects annually and manages €2.6 billion in incentive funds.
