Social Pinpoint is a comprehensive online platform that facilitates meaningful and accessible engagement opportunities that bring your community together.
With 40+ tools (and counting), Social Pinpoint makes it easy for people to provide input and feedback, regardless of their location or schedule. By reaching a wider audience, you can ensure that a diverse range of voices are heard and that your planning project reflects the needs of your stakeholders.
With Social Pinpoint’s real-time data collection and analysis, you can make informed decisions based on the perspectives and priorities of your stakeholders. Easily track both the reach and depth of your engagements, identify gaps in performance or representation, and learn how people have engaged with your projects.
Create a powerful engagement portal to promote ongoing and active public participation. Establish a consistent feedback loop with your community with automated relationship-building tools. By making your engagement process more open and accessible, you can demonstrate your commitment to transparency and accountability.
Social Pinpoint helps you to create meaningful public participation experiences that will keep citizens coming back for more.
Social Pinpoint’s multilingual capabilities ensure you feel confident connecting with your entire community. By establishing a safe and accessible space for all, you can foster collaboration among users with different backgrounds and perspectives, leading to more innovative solutions and enhanced project outcomes.
Before adopting Social Pinpoint’s Coaching Sessions, the City of Darebin aimed to improve its user experience, by making its engagement platform more accessible for residents. By engaging in these personalised Coaching Sessions, Darebin has successfully strengthened relationships with community members and increased public participation for both past and ongoing projects!
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Clarington is growing fast, with its population expected to double by 2051. To ensure residents have a meaningful role in shaping their community’s future, the Municipality revamped its approach to community engagement, shifting from traditional methods to a blend of digital and face-to-face interactions. Melissa Westover, Manager of Communications, and Leanne Walker, Marketing and Engagement Supervisor, share how this change has greatly expanded their reach and improved their capacity to collect input that accurately reflects the community’s evolving needs.
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ACCIONA Energía, the world’s largest renewable energy company without a fossil fuel legacy, develops, builds and owns renewable energy assets in Australia. The company collaborates with communities to produce sustainable energy, create jobs, and contribute to establishing Australia’s low-carbon economy. Its Community and Stakeholder Engagement team in Australia epitomises this dedication by informing communities about regional projects, listening to concerns about renewable energy, and sharing the value of projects locally, in a way that really matters. The team embraces a hybrid engagement approach - engaging both in person and online with Social Pinpoint - to inform communities about renewable initiatives, boost energy literacy, and highlight their contributions to a sustainable future.
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Congratulations on creating a highly engaging online space for community members to share their ideas for transforming the future of South Woodford!
Read Case StudyAs we move into 2025, here are five community engagement trends that we think will make a huge impact for the next 12 months.
Community engagement doesn’t have to be the same-same, basic and formal experience. In fact, incorporating interactive and enjoyable activities into your community engagement efforts can transform them into something truly memorable.
From community engagement to public participation and everything in between, let’s define these similarities and differences together.
Our expert team is available to show you how to get the most out of your online community engagement platform.
