Before you start
Stakeholders is driven by the buying committee on each segment. Without a committee there is nothing to score. Set one up first: Building the buying committee.Reading the dashboard
Open Stakeholders under AI Search Intelligence and choose a segment from the selector.
The stakeholder map
The stakeholder map helps you flag critical AI risks that can hold up or even kill a big deal. Each of the criteria you have configured in this segment is analysed - we query AI to ask how strong it considers your brand to be in this regard, running sentiment analysis on the response to generate a score. These scores are then mapped to what each buyer cares about, based on your configuration of your personas, to flag any critical risks. Scores will be lower where we see obvious red flags, particularly if they map to a buyer’s “most important” criteria.Running an analysis
Analyses run on the workspace schedule, typically weekly (can vary depending on your plan). To run one now, click Run analysis at the top of the dashboard. The button is disabled while a run is in progress. Progress shows in Settings > Jobs. Editing a committee (adding a criterion, changing who weighs what) marks completed analyses for re-scoring. The dashboard updates once the re-analysis finishes.Troubleshooting
- No stakeholder data yet with a prompt to go to settings. The selected segment has no buying committee. Add one under Settings > Segments.
- First analysis in progress. The run has been queued but not finished. Check Settings > Jobs; large committees take longer.
- Scores changed after editing the committee. Expected. Coverage and sentiment are recalculated against the new criteria.
- A buyer you removed still shows. The dashboard reflects the last completed analysis. Run again.