Dust concern, Smith Rd: rising fast
Early warning
Sentiment velocity tracks how quickly concern is building across email, social media and calls, so you can act before a complaint becomes a regulator notice or a ministerial.
Resources · Energy · Infrastructure · Government
The problem
Whether you run a mine, a rail corridor or a council, the same gap shows up the moment someone asks you to back up what you did.
Excel
Engagement_Register_FINAL_v7.xlsx
Outlook
RE: RE: RE: access to Lot 12
Legacy CRM
Event logged · summary blank
Daily media digest
Emailed, never linked to anyone
Field notebook
Photo on a phone in the site ute
Someone’s memory
Moved to another project in June
01
The audit, ministerial or Right to Information request arrives, and someone starts reconstructing the history by hand.
02
"27 surveys, 30 pop-up attendees" proves you were busy. It does not show whether trust or understanding changed.
03
Complaints jump and nobody can say why, where or who. Overlapping categories double-count the same concern.
Three audiences, one record
Who asks changes. What they need from you is the same: evidence that stands up.
From: Compliance officer, state EPA
"Please provide evidence of compliance with conditions 9 to 16 by close of business Friday."
From: Councillor, Division 4
"Residents tell me nobody listened. What actually changed after the consultation?"
From: Solicitor for the landholder, Lot 12
"Our client was told access would be restored by June. Who said that, and when?"
How it works
A resident rings the project hotline at 7:40pm. Here is what happens to that call, and why it matters six months later.
Calls, emails, field visits, meetings and media land in one place, transcribed and summarised. Nobody re-keys anything.
AI suggests what the record relates to. Your team confirms. The call is now evidence, not just a log entry.
The same call now shows up wherever someone needs it: the evidence pack, the complaints register, the landholder's history.
Illustrative example
Where AI helps
Less time filing and chasing, and more warning before an issue becomes a compliance event or a headline.
Dust concern, Smith Rd: rising fast
Sentiment velocity tracks how quickly concern is building across email, social media and calls, so you can act before a complaint becomes a regulator notice or a ministerial.
6 complaints clustered near one intersection
Map issues, sentiment and conditions to properties, corridors and sites. When complaints spike, see exactly where they come from and which commitments apply there.
Response drafted from the call and the commitment
Onshore AI drafts responses, summarises submissions and prepares briefing notes and engagement plans, so specialist time goes on judgement and verification.
Who it’s for
Spec sheet
Evidence is only useful if your IT, legal and security teams can sign off on the system holding it. Here is exactly what we can and cannot claim.
What teams ask before they put their engagement record in VivoAI
A stakeholder engagement platform is software that helps organisations manage relationships with stakeholders, track community feedback and coordinate consultation. VivoAI goes further: it keeps every conversation, commitment and approval condition on record and linked, so you can show the regulator, the community or a court exactly what was said, promised and done.
VivoAI holds your approval conditions, obligations and commitments in one register and links each one to the engagement records, documents and actions that evidence it. When an audit arrives with little notice, you can export an evidence pack rather than searching spreadsheets and inboxes.
Yes. Councils and agencies need to prove their engagement too: to elected members, to the community, and sometimes to a court. VivoAI supports outcomes reporting on trust and understanding rather than activity counts, property-level records for land resumptions, and keeping project records for as long as the law requires.
No. Most organisations start VivoAI on one or two sensitive projects alongside their existing system, such as Consultation Manager or Borealis. Once the value is clear, you decide how far to take it.
Yes, VivoAI is specifically designed for Australian government and critical infrastructure projects. All data is hosted within Australia in the AWS Sydney region, with the region enforced in code, and AI inference runs onshore. Our architecture is built against the Australian Government Information Security Manual (ISM), ISO/IEC 27001 controls and the ASD Essential Eight. VivoAI is not IRAP-assessed; the AWS Sydney infrastructure we run on is IRAP-assessed, which covers our infrastructure.
VivoAI's onshore AI suggests links between records, flags building concern through sentiment velocity, and drafts responses, summaries, briefing notes and engagement plans. Your team reviews and confirms. Specialist and consultant time goes on judgement and verification instead of paperwork.
Next step
See how VivoAI transforms stakeholder engagement for Australian government and infrastructure projects.