Grant Deadline Alerts

Grant deadline alerts watch NIH, SBA, and agency pages so a cycle does not open unnoticed.

The NIH Guide does not wait for your department's Friday digest. An R01 receipt date can sit two weeks after the FOA posts. An SBIR window can close while you were in the mouse room. Missing a cycle is not a calendar fail. It is a year of budget you do not get back.

AyeWatch watches the public agency pages and topics you name. It is not a grants CRM. It will not track submissions, budgets, or eRA Commons. It will not write specific aims. It pings you when the page that lists the opportunity actually changes.

Watch the Guide, not the digest

Paste the NIH Guide search or the institute funding page you already trust. Paste Grants.gov if your beat crosses agencies. Paste the SBA SBIR list or the agency SBIR page you actually apply to. Write the rule in lab English. "Alert me when NIH posts a new FOA in cancer immunology or a receipt date moves. Ignore expired listings."

Add a topic if the same money can appear on more than one site. "New NIH R01 or SBIR openings in cancer immunology." Topics catch the institute blog that lands before you open the Guide. URLs catch the posting. You want both. The longer walkthrough is NIH and SBA grant monitoring.

This will not run your grants office

Sponsored projects still owns the submission. A CRM still owns the pipeline of applications. AyeWatch will not replace either. It will tell you the public page moved in a way that matches the institute or mechanism you named. That is the part the weekly digest keeps dropping.

A paper alert can wait a day. A receipt date cannot. Use push on the Guide URL. Use email on slower pages like program notes. Conference CFPs have the same hard window. See conference CFP monitoring if you miss those too. Researchers who already watch papers can keep grants on the same account via AyeWatch for researchers and the literature monitoring guide.

Who else uses the same watch

Labs that treat funding pages as competitive intel use the same idea in the research monitoring advantage post. Biotech groups chasing SBIR plus trial news can start from AyeWatch for biotech or templates.

Price

Free Preview is six lifetime runs across three topics. No card. Point one at the NIH Guide. Point one at the SBIR list you actually use. Pro is $9/month if you want those checks to keep running.

Start with the funding URL you already open on Mondays. If the first alert names a real FOA or a moved date, add the topic. The comment window is what you are buying. A forwarded faculty email is how it closes.