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Frequently asked questions
What is stakeholder management software and how does it work for Irish organisations?
Stakeholder management software is a purpose-built platform that helps organisations map, engage and manage their stakeholders in one centralised system. For Irish organisations, including county councils, infrastructure developers, utilities and planning consultancies, it replaces spreadsheets and shared inboxes with a single GDPR-compliant tool to log interactions, manage consultations, track issues and produce audit-ready reports for planning authorities and An Bord Pleanála.
Is Tractivity suitable for Irish local authorities and county councils?
Yes. Tractivity is used extensively by local authorities. For Irish county councils managing Development Plans, Local Area Plans, Strategic Housing Developments or routine statutory consultations under the Planning and Development Act 2000 (as amended), Tractivity manages the full consultation lifecycle, from stakeholder notification through submission intake, response tracking and final consultation reporting.
How does Tractivity support compliance with Irish planning and environmental legislation?
Tractivity maintains a complete, tamper-proof audit trail of all stakeholder interactions relevant to Irish planning law, including the Planning and Development Act, EIA Directive, SEA and Aarhus Convention requirements. For Strategic Infrastructure Development applications before An Bord Pleanála, the platform helps teams document pre-planning engagement and produce the consultation statements required with SID applications.
Is Tractivity GDPR compliant for Irish organisations?
Yes. Tractivity includes automatic consent management, data retention controls, subject access request support and lawful basis tracking, fully aligned with the Irish Data Protection Acts 1988–2018 and EU GDPR as supervised by the Data Protection Commission (DPC) in Ireland. The platform is hosted on ISO 27001-certified infrastructure.
Which Irish sectors use Tractivity?
Tractivity is used across Irish local authorities and county councils, renewable energy developers (wind, solar, offshore), Irish Water and utility providers, transport infrastructure bodies, An Bord Pleanála-stream project teams, healthcare organisations and HSE programmes, approved housing bodies, planning and environmental consultancies, and government agencies with statutory consultation responsibilities.
How is Tractivity different from a CRM for Irish organisations?
Standard CRMs are built for sales pipelines. Tractivity is purpose-built for stakeholder engagement; it includes stakeholder mapping by influence and interest, statutory consultation workflows, issues and commitments tracking, community feedback categorisation, and compliance-ready audit trails. For Irish organisations required by law to demonstrate meaningful public participation, a generic CRM is not fit for purpose.
Can Tractivity handle large-scale infrastructure consultations in Ireland?
Yes. For major Irish infrastructure projects — including Strategic Infrastructure Development applications before An Bord Pleanála and National Development Plan schemes, Tractivity manages thousands of stakeholders across multiple geographies, automates targeted communications, tracks every interaction and produces comprehensive reports for regulatory submissions.
What happens when I request a demonstration of Tractivity?
You select a time using the booking calendar on this page. A member of the Tractivity team will meet you for a live demo customised to your organisation's needs, tailored to your sector and use case, whether that is Irish public consultation management, infrastructure project engagement, or planning compliance support. There is no obligation.