Plan the session, run it, write it up — and get the record ICF asks for without keeping a spreadsheet on the side. Upload the recording and hear how you actually coached, marker by marker.
It takes the admin off your desk — agreements, intake, profiles, notes, hours — so your attention stays on the coaching.
Upload a recording and the session comes back transcribed and scored, competency by competency. Talk-time, silences, where you partnered and where you advised — with the lines that earned each score.
Nobody sits in on your sessions any more. This is the second opinion you stopped getting after certification.
Scored against the ICF’s published markers as a practice estimate. It does not predict an assessment result, and we are not affiliated with the ICF.
One place for the goal, the plan, what happened, and what the client committed to. Open session six and session one is still there.
Every completed session becomes a log line — client, date, hours, paid or pro bono — exportable as a CSV whenever you need it.
Send an agreement your client signs in a browser — standard ICF-based wording, every clause editable, the signed copy filed against the client. You get an email the moment they sign.
Intake goes out the same way, and the answers land straight in the client’s profile: DISC style, values, strengths, goals. You open session one already knowing what they came for.
On the paid plans you can add your own questions too, and choose which of them each client is asked — the profiling questions stay as they are, so the DISC result is still the DISC result.
Keep them as you go instead of reconstructing them from a calendar. See the marker gaps while there is still time to close them.
You remember the session as a good one. The transcript remembers it line by line. Run a recording through and find out which of you is right.
Make an account, add the client, plan the hour. Everything else builds from there.
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