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The DELOS Stakeholder Map provides a dynamic view of the organizations connected to each issue. It is designed to help you quickly understand who matters most and where to focus engagement.

At the top of the section, you'll find a dropdown menu that lets you select a specific issue. The map then displays only the stakeholders linked to that issue.

Map Layout

Stakeholders are displayed by:

• Relevance Tiers: High, Medium, and Low
• Category Types: including Media, Government, Politics, Research, NGOs, Internal, Competitors, and Others

This layout helps you prioritize stakeholder engagement based on influence and issue context.

Stakeholder Placement and Relevance

You can reposition stakeholders on the map or update their relevance levels to reflect your latest priorities. Any changes you make will be instantly reflected in both the table view and the associated issue details, keeping everything in sync and up to date.

DELOS uses a simple prioritization system to help you manage stakeholder relevance clearly:

1. High relevance: The single most important stakeholder in your landscape. This is the top priority for engagement and monitoring.
2. Medium relevance: Up to two stakeholders per issue. These are influential and should be tracked closely.
3. Low relevance: All remaining stakeholders. These are included for context and completeness.

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This structure ensures you stay focused while still capturing the full picture.

AI-Generated Stakeholders

DELOS helps you accelerate stakeholder mapping by using AI to suggest relevant actors based on your strategic inputs. Stakeholders can be generated automatically during onboarding or on demand when creating new issues.

After Onboarding

When you complete the onboarding process, DELOS automatically generates a set of stakeholders tailored to your organization. These suggestions are based on:

• Your analysis focus
• Your preferred country and language
• Your organizational context

These stakeholders appear directly on your Stakeholders Map and are marked with a special icon to indicate they were created by the system.

When Creating New Issues

After creating a new issue, you can generate stakeholders linked to it with the help of our AI agent:

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Go to the Stakeholders Map

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Find the issue you just added

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Click “Generate Stakeholders”

This prompts the AI agent to analyze the issue’s context, including its title, description, timeline, and other key inputs. Based on this information, DELOS suggests a relevant set of stakeholders and adds them directly to your map, linked to the selected issue.

Identifying AI-Generated Stakeholders

• Automatically generated stakeholders appear with a blue icon
• When you manually edit one of them, the icon turns grey to indicate it has been modified
• This helps teams track which stakeholders have been reviewed or customized

Additional Notes

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• Some stakeholders may appear in multiple issues, especially if they are broadly influential.
• Stakeholder descriptions can be edited at any time. You can also use the AI assistant to help refine them for clarity and completeness.

Map Controls

Located in the top-right corner of the Stakeholder Map, this group of buttons allows you to manage and interact with the map.

Add Stakeholder Button

Opens a modal to manually add a new stakeholder.

Overview

• Stakeholder Name: Provide a clear, descriptive name.
• Home Page URL: Optional link to the stakeholder’s official page or profile.
• Category: Choose from categories such as Media, Government, Politics, Research, NGOs, Internal, Competitors, or Others.
• Relevance: Assign a relevance level to prioritize engagement.
• Assign User: Designate a team member responsible for monitoring or interacting with this stakeholder.

Description

• Description: The description is automatically generated by the AI when you move to this step. You can delete it and write your own, or use the AI description assistant to help you refine it further.

Issues

• Related Issues: Add the issues this stakeholder is connected to for contextual relevance across the platform.

My Stakeholders Toggle

Filter the map to display only the stakeholders you are assigned to or currently following by issue.

How to assign a Stakeholder to a member

Export Map

Download your stakeholders map in PNG or PDF format.

Stakeholder Detail View

Clicking on a stakeholder opens a detail panel that provides a complete overview of their profile and activity. This interface lets you review and manage key information in one place.

Available Actions

• Edit: Open the modal to update stakeholder details.
• Archive: Remove the stakeholder from the active view of this issue while preserving their data and connections. The stakeholder will remain visible in other issues they are linked to but will no longer appear in this one.
• Follow: Add the stakeholder to your personal watchlist for easier access.

Available Information

Overview Section Includes

• Description: A concise summary of the stakeholder’s role, influence, or relevance.
• Home Page: Link to the stakeholder’s official website or public profile.
• Relevance: Assigned priority tier: High, Medium, or Low.
• Category: Stakeholder type, such as Government, Media, Politics, etc.

Assignee Section

Shows the internal team member responsible for monitoring or managing the stakeholder. You can assign or reassign stakeholders to any active member of your workspace.

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Tip: Use the “My Stakeholders” toggle in the map view to focus on items assigned to you.

Useful Links Section

Add reference URLs or data sources that help your team understand and monitor the stakeholder. Accurate links help the AI better interpret and surface insights.

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A great example is a link to a recent news article about a company undergoing major leadership changes.

Issues Section

Displays a list of all issues this stakeholder is linked to, helping you understand their context and influence.

Monitoring

Presents the updates and news tied to the stakeholder from the past 7 days.

Comments

Internal notes and discussions related to the stakeholder. Use this section to collaborate and share insights across your team.

This feature allows you to replace internal emails and create a full history of updates with all relevant context directly on the issue or stakeholder level.

Updated on: 09/02/2026