Platform

All you have to do is approve.

Funding application, planning application, patent filing: the same paperwork with the same people always comes first. Here it converges in one place, and what comes back appears as a line in front of you: what it is, from whom, when.

What it does

The whole way on one platform.

Simple for everyone who only contributes. Open for everything you want to build on it yourselves.

Project

One place for your project and everyone who contributes. Files, forms, approvals.

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Partner database

Funding consultant, law firm, university, supplier: put your consortium together before the application starts.

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Input

Everyone gets a form instead of an email. What comes back is labelled and lands in the right place.

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Approval

What you approve stays exactly as it is. If someone changes something afterwards, you see it.

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Project database

Open calls for projects, including from European consortia. Anyone looking for a partner is listed here.

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AI workflows

Describe recurring work once, then it runs by itself.

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Agents

Take over the chasing, the collecting and the pre-sorting.

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Integrations

Google Drive and OneDrive directly, Outlook for mail, accounting as an export.

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API and MCP

Connect the platform to your systems. And let your agents talk to the project directly.

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Wischen für mehr

One place for your project

Files, forms, approvals, participants. What happened last is listed below.

Header of a project with participants, open approvals and deadlineTable: what happened last in the project, with deadline and status

What you approve goes out.

Section by section. And whoever sends it back says why.

Header of an approval with the counters to sign, returned and openNotice: a participant has declined, with their reason

Every number knows its origin

File, page, excerpt. No form goes out without evidence.

Form fields: one number with evidence from the payroll journal, one number without evidence and a notice

Everyone sees what concerns them

Firm, university, supplier: their own role, their own scope, no all-round access.

Table of participants with role, scope and access

Your consortium

Funding consultant, law firm, university, supplier: you see who fits your project and put your consortium together before the application starts. Whoever joins works with the same machine, including your own consultant. Searching and finding costs nothing.

Find partners

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By field, programme and region. Universities and institutes take part for free.

Set up the consortium

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Request out, commitment in, participation recorded. Whoever says no is not quietly replaced.

Bring your own people

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Your consultant, your tax adviser, your supplier: one invitation, and they work in the same project.

Your platform

Your project, from the inside.

Catalogue, files, history: three excerpts from the screen you see after setting up. Real interface, no drawing.

Whoever you are missing is in the catalogue

Projects looking for partners. Partners looking for projects.

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Files with checked versions

Every file carries its version, folder and status. Deletion only on request.

Table of a project's files with version, scope and status

The history has evidence

Who did what and when, with a column for evidence instead of type. The list does not end.

Table: history of the project with what, who, when and evidence

What's included

Four things, no more.

01

Project

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Your project as a place: description, stage, who's involved, how far along it is. Everything needed later builds up here along the way.

02

Network

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Pull the people together: funding consultant, law firm, research partner, supplier. Or bring your own. Whoever joins works with the same machine, including your own consultant. For universities and institutes taking part is free.

03

Input

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Everyone gets a form instead of an email. What comes back is labelled and lands in the right place.

04

Approval

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You see what's there, what's missing and who it's sitting with. And you decide which version counts.

Speed

You never fill anything in twice.

The form for your supplier is built from your project and from what the application requires. It asks for the fields that are needed and no more. What comes back is read, filed and sits where the application picks it up.

The form is built

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One project, one programme, one participant: out of that comes exactly the questionnaire that this one person can answer.

The answer is processed

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What comes back lands on the question it belongs to, with sender and date. Nobody sorts attachments by hand here.

The application grows with it

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Every answered question is a piece of the application. At the end what's missing isn't the application, it's your approval.

Zwei gezeichnete Blätter: das vordere mit Haken, das hintere gekippt, daneben eine Uhr

Approval

What you approved stays exactly as it was.

If someone changes a figure afterwards, you see immediately that your approval no longer covers it. It doesn't quietly fall back into draft, and nobody accidentally submits something you never saw in that form.

Gezeichneter Schreibtisch mit liegendem Blatt, eine Figur geht, eine kommt

Ownership

People change roles. Your request stays.

Requests go to the organisation and to the task, not to an email address. Consultant, law firm, tax practice or supplier: whoever takes over the role sees straight away what's still open, and you don't have to explain anything twice.

Gezeichnete Bausteine neben einem beschriebenen Blatt

Auditable AI

Every figure in the application shows where it came from.

We work with AI where it's actually good: reading documents, pulling figures together, drafting. What comes out of it carries its provenance: which file, which page, who approved it. An application that doesn't show what it rests on won't help you in an audit.

Gezeichnete Blätter mit Häkchen, umschlossen von einem Zeitpfeil

Audit-proof

What you approve today has to hold in five years.

What was funded gets audited, sometimes years later. What counts then isn't that documents exist but that it's traceable who contributed what and when, and who approved it. On upsmart that record builds up along the way, while you work.

Sovereignty

Your data stays in Europe.

Servers in Germany

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Operated by European providers, no access under US law.

Your project is yours

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Others sell your project on to consultants. Here it stays in your house, with all the evidence, even if the consultant leaves.

Every company on its own

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Every company works in its own environment. What sits with you, nobody else sees.

Your next project starts with one sentence.