NACE
- The EU’s standard industry classification. Sovvento uses your NACE code (for example 62.01 for software) to score sector fit against published grant filters.
TRL
- Technology Readiness Level, 1–9. Many EU calls name a TRL band; we store the level you declare so you can check it against the call text before you draft.
De minimis
- A ceiling on small amounts of state aid a company can receive over three years. Declare prior aid during onboarding so Workspace drafts do not ignore that constraint.
Digest floor (0.65)
- Matches at or above 0.65 fit can appear in the weekly digest. Below that, they stay off the email even if they remain in your workspace list.
Daily floor (0.70)
- Same-day “new match” email uses a higher 0.70 bar so you are not pinged for every borderline row.
Discovery vs Workspace vs Agency
- Discovery (€79) is ranked live calls, briefs, and deadline email. Workspace (€399) adds BYO-key drafts and submission packs. Agency (€1,900) adds multi-client workspaces. Until a later wave is live, filing-on-your-behalf and the success kicker are not included.
BYO
- Bring Your Own LLM key. Workspace drafts run on a key you store. Platform OpenRouter drafts stay off until ENABLE_PLATFORM_DRAFTS is on and that key is funded.