What is AI-I?
AI-I is the influencer intelligence layer of Neptune Ops. It helps teams examine who is connected to a decision-maker and bring their own knowledge into the research process.
The platform presents people for review rather than asking teams to work from an unexplained audience list. Your team can inspect names and select or add the people relevant to its work.
A public affairs research workflow
Start with a decision-maker and a clear research question. AI-I combines AI-assisted research with your team's knowledge to help identify people worth reviewing. Your team decides which individuals are relevant to the assignment.
- Define the decision-maker and the context of the assignment.
- Review the named people surfaced by the research and check their relevance.
- Select people for your audience and add individuals your team already knows.
- Confirm the evidence and remaining gaps before deciding on next steps.
How does influencer intelligence differ from a directory or CRM?
A contact directory helps answer who someone is and how to reach them. A CRM organizes the contacts and engagement history your organization records. Influencer intelligence asks a different research question: which people and relationships are relevant around a decision-maker?
AI-I focuses on that relationship research and your team's review of named people. It can complement a directory or engagement workflow. It is also distinct from finding social media creators by follower count. Confirm any required CRM connections or exports in a demo; integration availability depends on the engagement.
What to review in a demo
Bring a representative research question and compare the results with information your team already trusts.
- How are relationships explained and supported?
- How can your team add context or correct a result?
- How fresh is the information, and what remains uncertain?
- Which outputs, data sources, and delivery options are included in your engagement?
Human review remains essential
A relationship map is a research aid. It does not establish that a person will act in a particular way. Review identities, evidence, and relevance before using an output in a business decision.