Access the capital to grow faster

No — grant and incentive terms are set scheme-by-scheme by the awarding agency itself rather than by one overarching statute, though the pattern holds across them: funds are typically released against conditions on how they're used and reported, and it's the recipient company that has agreed to meet those conditions. OCTIS identifies which schemes a business actually qualifies for and packages the application against those specific conditions.

P2P (peer-to-peer) financing connects a business with individual or institutional lenders through an online platform, usually matched to short-term cash-flow needs, while a traditional business loan or credit line typically comes from a bank with its own separate terms and eligibility criteria. OCTIS compares both paths side by side rather than assuming one is always the fit.

Financial modelling builds the projections and unit economics — revenue forecasts, cost structure, break-even — that a lender or investor needs to see before approving funding, rather than relying on a narrative pitch alone. OCTIS builds these models as part of getting a business investor- or lender-ready.

Application support means preparing and packaging the actual submission — the forms, supporting documents and financials — so it's complete and consistent the first time, rather than being sent back for missing information. OCTIS provides this across every funding path it supports, from grants to loans to equity fundraising.