Stakeholder Acceptance Analysis — Stromy Intel

What It Delivers

The Stakeholder Acceptance Analysis maps your stakeholder landscape against 25+ acceptance drivers — political alignment, economic interest, media salience, community impact, historical positioning, and more — to produce a scored, evidence-backed view of where acceptance is strong, where it is fragile, and where active opposition is likely to emerge.

The output is a full narrative report with individual stakeholder profiles, acceptance scores, key risk signals, and targeted engagement recommendations. Supporting documents include a stakeholder matrix in Excel for team use and an executive summary for senior leadership and boards. A dashboard view aggregates acceptance scores across the stakeholder population for at-a-glance status tracking.

How It Works

The pipeline opens with a conversational intake: a structured interview collects project context, stakeholder population, relevant history, and the specific decision or approval under analysis. A configuration stage sets the driver weighting for this engagement — different projects weight economic impact differently from community sentiment, and the system reflects that.

The automated analysis phase runs research, evidence collection, and scoring across the full stakeholder set. Each driver is assessed from publicly available evidence: media coverage, submission records, public statements, voting history, organisational positions, and sector intelligence. A human-in-the-loop review stage allows your team or a Stromy analyst to validate scores, add non-public context, and adjust assessments before the final report is compiled.

The 18-stage pipeline is designed to be run repeatedly — at project initiation, at key decision points, and as engagement activity proceeds — so that acceptance trajectories can be tracked over time.

Who It’s For

Corporate affairs teams preparing for major project approvals, resource and infrastructure companies navigating community and regulatory stakeholders, government relations professionals managing contested policy decisions, and project proponents who need an evidence-based map of their stakeholder landscape before committing to an engagement strategy.

Commission This Report

The Stakeholder Acceptance Analysis is available as a standalone engagement or as an input to a broader government relations or communications strategy. Delivery time is typically five to seven business days from intake completion. Contact Stromy to discuss scope and timeframes.