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View and edit Stakeholder Project Profile
View and edit Stakeholder Project Profile

How to view and manage the project profile of one of your Stakeholders

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Written by Matthew Hammett
Updated over a week ago

Every Stakeholder within an Organisation has a profile page for each Project they are impacted by. This means that some Stakeholders will have multiple Project Profiles associated to them.

This guide shows you how to:

  • edit a Stakeholder’s Project Profile

  • identify any impacts that affect the Stakeholder

  • identify any of the Stakeholder’s key concerns

  • add any notes about the Stakeholder that will be visible to other Insight users.

Pre-requisites

View Stakeholder Project Profile

  1. From the Project dashboard left-hand Project Navigator., select Stakeholders

  2. Select the name of the Stakeholder you wish to view

  3. This will give you full access to the stakeholder record.

Edit Stakeholder project profile

  1. In the first instance, you can edit any field directly in the stakeholder table, just like an Excel document

  2. For a more detailed view of the stakeholder record, select Edit in the detailed view outlined above

  3. Make any changes and select Save.

Add or edit Key Concerns

From the panel to the right of the Stakeholder record, you can assign impacts to a stakeholder, add Key Concerns, or add general notes about the stakeholder.

Key concerns are the ones that the stakeholder has voiced about the specific project or change.

  1. From the panel to the right of the Stakeholder record, select the Key Concerns tab

  2. Select + ADD KEY CONCERN
    Note: To edit an existing key concern, select the ellipsis (...) at the top right-hand corner of the Concern you wish to edit

  3. Enter or update the short summary of the Stakeholder's key concerns in the free text field

  4. Categorise the key concern as either 'Active', 'Closed', or 'No longer relevant'

  5. Select ADD.

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