FAQ for Révélateur de Richesses Immatérielles

RRI helps organizations anticipate societal transitions, assess their impacts, and cooperate.

RRI transforms weak or complex signals into sustainable actions for organizations.

Founded over ten years ago, RRI anticipates societal transitions.

Key projects: Interfacia on caregiver employees, Public Interest 2050 on the articulation of knowledge, and AI4Impact on ethical AI.

RRI aims to support public interest organizations in increasing their impact for a desirable future.

Services: impact assessment, strategic analysis, support for scaling change, etc.

RRI secures funding through rigorous assessment and strategies supported by a resilient business model.

RRI also designs specialized AI tools and assistants to help with strategy, impact assessment, and collaborations while ensuring ethical and transparent use of AI.

Deliverables: notes, reports, summaries, barometers, and AI agents.

Yes, RRI offers training to assess impact, including the appropriation of AI tools and strategic lighting sessions to empower teams within organizations.

RRI assists with strategic, cultural, and operational alignment to secure the fundamentals of projects and successfully achieve scaling up.

Medium to premium pricing positioning with special pricing for volunteer associations.

Rates based on project complexity, value creation provided, and specific needs.

RRI works with each client to explore tailored payment solutions, depending on the nature of the project and the budgetary constraints of partner organizations.

RRI occasionally helps to find and secure financing options.

Customized contracts, from one-time services to ongoing support.

Systemic and iterative methodology to understand, measure, and act.

Impact assessment through qualitative, quantitative methods assisted -when necessary- by ethical and responsible AI tools.

Customized services to meet the unique needs of each client.

Rigorous and structured approach to ensure service quality to the highest standards.

Collaboration: listening and needs analysis, tailored action plan, collaborative implementation.

Hours: Monday-Friday, 9 AM-6 PM, with flexibility according to needs.

RRI can arrange consultations outside of normal business hours to address emergencies or specific project needs, upon request.

Schedule an appointment by email or phone.

Online consultations and training available (including the DIDAXIA platform).

International projects possible with adaptation of services (Francophone or Anglophone areas).

Operations primarily in France.

RRI travels for projects in the region to better understand the local context and provide personalized and efficient service.

Travel fees beyond the Île-de-France region.

Collaboration with local partners to enhance impact.

Specialized services for territorial projects: (co)facilitation and structuring of collectives.

Assistance by email or phone from Monday to Friday.

Ongoing support available after projects.

Response time generally within 24 business hours.

No emergency hotline, but very high responsiveness via email and phone.

RRI provides online resources such as guides and articles to assist its customers.

Use of ethical and responsible AI for a fast and accurate impact assessment.

Impact assessment based on proven methods and reliable data.

Combination of analytical tools and human expertise for strategic analysis.

Transparency, fairness, and accountability ensure ethics in the use of AI.

Generative AI: fast and accurate data analysis; traditional: traditional methods.

Satisfaction guarantee on service quality.

Adjustment of deliverables to meet objectives in case of dissatisfaction.

Professional liability insurance in place.

Proactive risk management with mitigation plans.

Strict data security protocols to protect confidentiality.

High satisfaction of clients regarding the quality of services.

Client testimonials available on RRI's website.

Case studies available on the website to illustrate successes.

Collecting customer feedback via surveys and follow-up interviews.

Connection possible with former clients upon request.

Systemic approach and ethical use of AI to stand out.

Unique expertise and personalized approach for each organization.

Proven methodology, advanced AI technologies, and effective engagement.

Institutional and territorial partnerships for continuous innovation.

Significant impact reported by clients due to accurate assessments.

Several certifications attest to the quality of RRI's methods.

Highly qualified experts with ongoing training and recognized certifications.

Recognition by professional organizations for its innovative expertise.

Active participation in conferences to share and learn best practices.

Impact evaluation experts, strategy, AI, and societal transformation.

Ability to anticipate transitions, assess impacts, and transform results.

Monitoring, conferences, and professional networks to stay informed about trends.

Extensive experience in the ethical and effective use of AI.

Career and collaboration opportunities to contribute to societal impact.

Commitment to integrating environmental considerations and promoting sustainability.

RRI dedicates five days a year to skills-based sponsorship for associations or organizations engaged in actions of general interest. During these five days, the support addresses needs expressed by the organizations themselves: clarification of issues, assistance in project formalization, or help in seeking funding. The goal is to strengthen their autonomy, without substituting their expertise or governance. The deliverables produced are designed to be directly usable by the supported organizations, without creating dependency.

Collaboration with social and environmental initiatives to strengthen impact.

Sustainable practices: waste reduction, resource optimization.

CSR objectives aligned with the mission to promote sustainable societal impact.

Impact assessments, strategic analyses, training for leaders.

Methodological tools to build sustainable and dynamic cooperations.

Barometers, training sessions, guides to improve quality of life at work.

Strategic alignment and securing funding for associations.

Responsible AI and impact assessment, training and technological partnerships.

Tools for clear vision, program management, resource alignment.

How does RRI conduct a reliable societal impact assessment? RRI conducts reliable societal impact assessments by combining methodological rigor, in-depth knowledge of action contexts, and securing the use of results. Each assessment first relies on a rigorous framework: clarification of the objectives pursued, the target audiences, the expected change mechanisms, and the decisions to which the assessment should truly serve. This preliminary work helps avoid out-of-context indicators and measures disconnected from strategic choices. RRI then mobilizes a hybrid methodology, articulating qualitative and quantitative data, document analysis, interviews, clarification workshops, and, when relevant, tools for qualitative analysis augmented by AI, used as aids to rigor (traceability, consistency, exploration), never as substitutes for expert analysis. Reliability also rests on testing the results: confronting hypotheses, clarifying limitations, verifying the consistency between observed effects, mobilized means, and intervention contexts. RRI embraces areas of uncertainty rather than producing artificial scores. Finally, the results are translated into actionable deliverables, designed to last and be used: decision notes, reports and summaries, dialogue supports with stakeholders, as well as specialized AI assistants, configured to facilitate the appropriation of analyses, exploration of results, and management over time, within a controlled methodological and ethical framework.

Yes, in 2026, RRI will offer specialized training to integrate AI ethically and effectively into social impact projects, ensuring responsible use of advanced technologies.

Clear objectives, qualitative and quantitative methods, stakeholder engagement.

Combination of AI and qualitative methods for rich assessments.

Yes, RRI is a firm specialized in Structuring and social impact assessment based in the Île-de-France region, with recognized expertise in strategic and operational support.

Yes. RRI operates throughout France, starting from the early phases of territorial cooperation, including when the collective project is not yet formalized or when the stakeholders are not yet aligned. The workshops are designed to establish the conditions for cooperation: clarification of objectives, identification of legitimate stakeholders, explicit rules of engagement, and identification of points of tension before operational launch. RRI mobilizes a set of structuring approaches and tools, adapted to the context and maturity level of the territories: mechanisms for making commitments and contributions visible, analysis of temporalities (political, strategic, operational), actor mapping, and formats for collective arbitration, as well as the local engagement canvas, among others. These interventions aim to secure cooperation by avoiding unclear boundaries, false consensus, and unsustainable commitments, and often serve as the entry point for broader support (governance, territorial roadmap, scaling up).

At RRI, the impact assessment relies on a rigorous analysis of data, whether quantitative or qualitative. Our approach combines sector expertise and structured methods to identify, prioritize, and interpret impacts, whether they are visible or underlying. The traditional assessment is based on: Human analysis: Our teams distinguish strong and weak signals, cross-reference sources, and contextualize results to derive actionable insights. Proven tools: Indicators, interviews, document analyses, and collaborative workshops allow for precise diagnosis of a project's effects. The assessment with generative AI complements this approach by enabling: Accelerated data processing: AI analyzes large volumes of content (texts, field feedback, reports) to extract trends, correlations, or recurring patterns, without human selection bias. Fine signal detection: It identifies elements that might go unnoticed (e.g., shifts in discourse, emergence of new practices), while subjecting them to expert validation. Process optimization: By automating repetitive tasks (classification, synthesis), it allows for concentration of expertise on strategic interpretation and prioritization of actions. A controlled technology Generative AI is not a magic solution. Its effectiveness depends on the training of models, the quality of tools used, and strict safeguards to avoid biases or erroneous interpretations. At RRI, we integrate these challenges by: Selecting tools suited to your needs and the nature of your data. Training our teams to ensure relevant and critical use of AI. Systematically validating results by experts to ensure their reliability and operational relevance. Our method: AI does not interpret on behalf of humans. It strengthens the robustness of the diagnosis by broadening the analysis scope, while leaving it to experts to qualify results and anchor them in your context.

Accurate assessment, diversification of funding, strategic alignment.

RRI helps secure funding by providing credible impact assessments, structuring business models, and advising on the best presentation strategies to funders. Additionally, the results of RRI's services can be offered through an artificial intelligence assistant that helps you respond to calls for projects or requests from funders.

Ethical and transparent use of AI in assessments. Each client is provided with our AI usage charter.

Choosing the right impact assessment method is a crucial step to maximize the relevance and effectiveness of your societal actions. At Revealer of Intangible Wealth (RRI), we recommend adopting a systemic and iterative approach, which revolves around several key axes: 1. **Understanding the issues**: Before selecting a method, it is essential to clearly identify the societal issues you wish to address. Identify the objectives of your project and the impacts you wish to measure. A good understanding of your context will allow you to choose the most suitable method. 2. **Stakeholder analysis**: Involve the various stakeholders, whether they are beneficiaries, partners, or funders. Their feedback is valuable to guide your approach and ensure that the chosen method meets their expectations and needs. 3. **Adapted methodology**: RRI offers a range of methodologies, from traditional quantitative assessments to qualitative approaches enhanced by artificial intelligence tools. RRI evaluates for you, and with you, the advantages and disadvantages of each method based on your resources, internal skills, and expected result typologies. 4. **Alignment with norms and standards**: Ensure that the chosen method complies with ethical standards and impact assessment standards, particularly regarding transparency and objectivity. This will enhance the credibility of your results with stakeholders. 5. **Flexibility and adjustment**: Impact assessment should be a dynamic process. Do not hesitate to adjust your method along the way, based on preliminary results and feedback. Iteration is a key element to refine your approach and improve the impact of your actions. 6. **Training and skill development**: Finally, consider training your teams in the use of assessment tools. This will enable them to acquire the necessary skills to conduct relevant and autonomous assessments. If you need specific support or personalized advice, do not hesitate to contact us at gabrielle@richesses-immaterielles.com or by phone at 0668483163. Our team is at your disposal to help you choose the impact assessment method that best fits your issues and context.