What is RAP Index?
RAP Index is a relational intelligence platform that helps organizations uncover and activate their most influential advocates. By combining proprietary surveys with an AI-driven algorithm, the platform scores relationship strength, willingness to act, and strategic impact to provide actionable insights. Teams use RAP Index to identify hidden connections, mobilize the right voices, and drive authentic advocacy that moves policymakers.
Features
- Relationship Mapping: Identifies which advocates know which policymakers and the strength of those connections.
- Advocability Scoring: Gauges advocates' willingness and influence to mobilize the right people effectively.
- Political Capital Analysis: Raises sphere-of-influence and identifies opportunities for stakeholders to engage policymakers.
- Proprietary Algorithm: Scores relationship strength, willingness to act, and strategic impact for unmatched accuracy.
- Data Management Tools: Intuitive tools to manage advocate data and campaign insights.
Use Cases
- Identifying key advocates for policy campaigns
- Mapping relationships between stakeholders and decision-makers
- Scoring advocate willingness and influence for targeted outreach
- Building elite advocacy teams for maximum impact
- Measuring real campaign impact beyond generic metrics
FAQs
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What makes RAP Index different from other advocacy tools?
RAP Index pioneered key contact technology with a proprietary survey process and algorithm that scores relationship strength, willingness to act, and strategic impact, offering depth and accuracy not found in simple contact lists. -
How does RAP Index measure advocate influence?
It uses a combination of proprietary surveys and an AI-driven algorithm to analyze relationship strength, willingness to act, and strategic impact, providing a score that identifies the most influential advocates. -
Can RAP Index help reduce advocate burnout?
Yes, by targeting a small, elite group of the right voices on the right targets, it boosts campaign success while avoiding widespread advocate fatigue.
