Built for the people who run the call
IdeaScore exists because running a fair, well-documented selection process — for a seed fund, an accelerator cohort or a grant call — is harder than it looks, and most institutions build the workaround in spreadsheets.

A platform for the whole life of a call
IdeaScore takes an institution from opening applications to funding teams: a configurable multi-stage form collects submissions, a review workflow triages and flags them, evaluators score against a shared rubric across as many rounds as the programme needs, and an AI co-evaluator researches every application on the public web and shows its sources beside the human score. Live pitch days and committee-ready reports close out the call.
The same platform then tracks the teams a programme decides to fund, so a research park or accelerator can keep one record from first application to portfolio company. It runs either in our cloud or on an institution's own server, because a public university and a private accelerator have different constraints and neither should be forced into the other's answer.
Built for one call, then generalised
CMS Global built the first version of IdeaScore to run a research park's seed-fund call, self-hosted on the institute's own server. Programme teams have run live calls on it since 2025. The multi-tenant platform — the version that lets many institutions run independent, white-labelled programmes from one console — followed in 2026.
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Four principles that shape every screen
Taken from the product's own design principles, written for people outside the team.
Operate first
Evidence beside judgement
Calm density
One system, many institutions
A small, founder-led team
IdeaScore is built by a small founder-led team based in India, with engineering, product and support all in-house. There is no separate sales floor or outsourced support desk — the people who build the platform are the ones who answer when something breaks.
We're hiringWhere we are
Based in India — Kolkata, West Bengal, India.
See IdeaScore run a call with your own rubric
A 30-minute walkthrough with a founder, using your programme's form and criteria.