platform · subsidised finance
Bando Imprese
The funding calls are out there, but finding them and working out whether your company qualifies is a full-time job. Here the system does it.
cat ./context.md
Subsidised finance · 2026
./role --ours
Platform, matching, monitoring
Before and after
how it was
Subsidised finance opportunities are public, but scattered and written in a language that is not the language of somebody with a business to run. The people entitled to them often do not even know they exist.
what we built
A platform that gathers the funding calls, profiles the company and brings the two together. The catalogue updates automatically: a Python script keeps the flow moving with no manual entry.
$ ls ./components
How it is built
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Company-to-call matching
The company profile is cross-checked against the requirements: you see straight away what is within reach, instead of reading thirty calls to find out you do not qualify.
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Automatic updating
The catalogue updates itself. A list of funding calls maintained by hand is out of date within a week, and an expired call is worth less than no call at all.
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Case monitoring
Calls and applications stay under observation: whoever has applied knows where things stand without asking.
$ ./results --after
How it turned out
[ok] Relevant opportunities surface without manual reading
[ok] The catalogue stays current with no manual entry
[ok] Documents and case status in a single place
// services involved
$ ls ./other-cases
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