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Listen
Capture stakeholder and internal signals before pressure becomes disruption.

Community relations intelligence
ComReM gives leaders one governed system to understand community sentiment, coordinate the response, prove closure, and report with confidence.
One view from field reality to board reporting
One rhythm from signal to verified closure
Built for high-impact projects and portfolios
The challenge
It appears across meetings, grievances, commitments, survey responses, field observations, and unfinished actions. ComReM brings those signals together before they become an operational surprise.

Move from scattered signals to one trusted management picture.
How ComReM works
The platform follows the way strong community relations management should work: understand reality, decide what matters, govern the response, and prove the outcome.
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Capture stakeholder and internal signals before pressure becomes disruption.
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See trust movement, risk concentration, and the issues that need leadership attention.
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Assign commitments, grievances, actions, budgets, owners, and escalation paths.
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Verify evidence, govern closure, and report from a controlled source.
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Bring assessments, field registers, trends, heatmaps, and portfolio intelligence into one leadership view.
Internal and stakeholder assessments; trust and pressure trends; risk heatmaps; executive and portfolio dashboards; methodology confidence controls.
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Turn weak signals into owned work with deadlines, budgets, dependencies, escalation, and evidence.
Stakeholder, meeting, commitment, and grievance registers; action governance; evidence review; priorities; community and ESG budgets.
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Connect field reality to management review, board reporting, ESG updates, and disclosure readiness.
Report studio; board-ready outputs; regulatory and ESG updates; General Manager workspace; AI guidance; training and adoption support.

Extractives / Energy / Transport / Major infrastructure
Built for high-impact work
ComReM supports operating environments where social performance, delivery, and governance cannot be separated.
See material pressure, response credibility, and reporting readiness across the portfolio.
Run stakeholder engagement, commitments, grievances, actions, evidence, and reporting in one place.
Know what needs attention, who owns it, what is overdue, and what has genuinely been resolved.
Platform FAQ
Explore the platform by management need. Each answer stays collapsed until you need it, giving first-time visitors a clear overview without a wall of information.
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ComReM is a governed community-relations intelligence and operating platform. It connects stakeholder and internal input to analysis, management action, evidence, reporting, and continuous improvement rather than leaving information in disconnected surveys or spreadsheets.
It combines internal risk assessments, stakeholder impact assessments, submissions, notes, stakeholder profiles, meetings, commitments, grievances, actions, evidence, ESG indicators, regulatory statements, priorities, budgets, notifications, and reporting outputs.
Methodology controls assess sample depth, stakeholder mix, provenance, duplication risk, completion posture, and reporting readiness. Quality status, board reliance, and reporting gates help stop weak data from being presented as board-grade certainty.
Yes. Executive views include cycle, site, stakeholder-group, department, and portfolio comparisons, together with heatmaps, watchlists, recurrence signals, hotspot progression, and intervention priorities.
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It records influence, interest, expectations, geography, ownership, engagement class, recommended strategy, engagement frequency, and respondent-planning context. It is designed as a relationship-management system, not merely a contact list.
Dedicated registers preserve meeting purpose, attendance and concerns; track promises, owners and target dates; and manage grievances from intake through findings, corrective action, escalation, and evidence-backed resolution.
Yes. Scoped stakeholder links allow controlled participation without exposing internal dashboards or administration. Input-only and stakeholder roles see only the contribution context assigned to them.
Survey workflows provide local draft autosave, restore, clearer offline-aware behavior, and submission confirmation so field contributors are less likely to lose work when connectivity is unstable.
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Material findings can move into owned actions with due dates, departments, dependencies, governance notes, escalation paths, reminders, progress states, and verification requirements. Stale work and verification lag are surfaced as management signals.
Evidence is reviewed against the intent of the action or commitment. Reviewers can accept, reject, request revision, or keep material under review, helping distinguish genuine resolution from optimistic status changes.
Yes. Community and ESG priorities can be ranked, linked to requested and approved budgets, assigned review states, approved or rejected, and connected to implementation actions. Unfunded material priorities are highlighted as governance risk.
Notifications, role-specific nudges, weekly adoption summaries, overdue pressure, verification reminders, hypercare cadence, and scheduled operational follow-up help teams maintain discipline after initial rollout.
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They receive intervention-first dashboards, decision sequences, portfolio intelligence, strategic ESG performance, resource-allocation posture, disclosure readiness, methodology caveats, and clear lanes for acting now, monitoring, or maintaining performance.
Teams can govern ESG KPI values, units, targets, status, prioritization and budget implications, alongside concise regulatory compliance statements and a management-facing regulatory summary.
The reporting studio supports operational reviews, executive briefings, board packs, annex packs, regulatory and ESG updates, disclosure-oriented outputs, and audience-fit exports. Reporting gates can block board-grade output when methodology is not strong enough.
AI can support executive briefings, stakeholder strategy, action prioritization, evidence-queue review, ESG commentary, disclosure drafting, report narrative guidance, support diagnostics, and page-level questions through the floating assistant.
No. AI is advisory. Governed scores, approved source data, accountable owners, evidence reviewers, reporting gates, and authorized leaders remain responsible for decisions, closure, approval, and disclosure.
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Yes. The platform is tenant-aware and site-scoped, with portfolio views for organizations managing several assets or projects. Role and site assignments limit users to the operational context they are responsible for.
ComReM is built for extractives, energy, transport, and major infrastructure environments where community trust, social performance, commitments, grievances, and evidence-backed delivery affect project success.
Every organization receives the full platform capability. The annual licence is based on a certified company-scale score using employee count, total assets, direct operational footprint, and recognition level. Scores of 4-6 are Small Company at US$20,000 per year, 7-10 are Medium Company at US$45,000, and 11-12 are Large Company at US$90,000.
Guided onboarding covers tenant provisioning, companies, sites, users, roles, cycles, stakeholder setup, readiness checks, training assignment, and role-based UAT before the first live operating cycle.
The application includes a 17-session role-aware training path with guided screens, checklists, and quizzes, plus onboarding guidance, a floating AI assistant, feedback capture, support triage, and Super Admin diagnostics.
Yes. ComReM is a Progressive Web App that can be added to an Android or iPhone home screen and opened in a full-screen app experience. Android provides an Install ComReM prompt; on iPhone, users choose Share and then Add to Home Screen in Safari. Operational records and confidential API data are not stored in the offline cache.
Super Admin can monitor runtime readiness, object-storage posture, jobs, incidents, feedback, support history, commercial inquiries, and recurring adoption or reliability signals from a centralized operations workspace.
Company scale pricing
Annual licensing reflects your organization's size, operational footprint, and governance complexity.
Small Company
US$20k
per year
Company scale score 4-6
Medium Company
US$45k
per year
Company scale score 7-10
Large Company
US$90k
per year
Company scale score 11-12