Scoring logic first
We do not just mark up language. We look at what an evaluator would struggle to trust, understand, or defend when assigning a score.
We review Horizon Europe drafts the way evaluators read them: call fit, excellence, impact, implementation, work-package logic, budget consistency, and overall readability.
Horizon Europe review works best when the draft exists, partners are contributing, and the main problem is that the proposal still reads unevenly or feels hard to score with confidence.
We do not just mark up language. We look at what an evaluator would struggle to trust, understand, or defend when assigning a score.
Horizon Europe drafts often break down where consortium logic, work packages, and impact pathways do not fully support each other. That is where we focus first.
Even in late-stage review, a good external pass can still improve clarity, coherence, and scoring confidence significantly when the revision priorities are handled correctly.
We assess the draft against likely scoring logic, surface the highest-risk weaknesses, guide the revision focus, and complete a final review before submission.
We assess the draft against the call context and identify the issues most likely to weaken evaluator confidence across the full application.
We convert the review into a practical change list so coordinators know what to send back to partners and what must be rewritten centrally.
We support the revision cycle around impact, implementation, work packages, readability, and the links between narrative and budget.
We run a last pass once the changes are in to catch contradictions, duplication, and unresolved scoring risks before portal submission.
The best moment is when the draft is sufficiently complete to assess scoring logic but still early enough for the consortium to make real changes before submission.
No. We can also focus on high-risk sections such as impact, implementation, work packages, or budget consistency if that is where the consortium needs outside pressure.
Yes. It is often especially useful for resubmissions because it helps teams translate previous evaluator criticism into concrete structural improvements rather than cosmetic edits.
Use the broader consulting page if the bid needs deeper strategic shaping, consortium design, or end-to-end drafting support.
See full Horizon supportUse the impact guide if the main weakness in the current draft is still the pathway from outputs to outcomes and measurable change.
Read the impact guideMove to the budget guide if the delivery model is clear but the person-months and resource logic still need work.
Review the budget guideIf the project is live and the submission window matters, the fastest next step is a consultation on fit, structure, and proposal risk.