Before · 1
Baseline, before you start
We measure the client team's real recorded meetings and report how they communicate today, so your program aims at what the team is doing rather than what the intake call suggested.

Before
After
Private beta · Team Dynamics by RapportScore
Team Dynamics measures how a client team communicates in their own meetings, before your program and again after. You hand the client observed behavior from their own calls, so the renewal conversation starts with evidence instead of a feedback score.
25 partner seats this round. One client team each.
Same client team. Before the program the meeting is fractured. After, the same people are aligned. Team Dynamics measures both.


Same team · two measurements
Before
After
A feedback form and a good memory.
Observed behavior from their own calls.
Before · the renewal
You ran a strong program. People opened up. The scores came back high. Then the engagement ended, and every piece of evidence you had ended with it.
Three months later your client's learning lead has to defend that line item to a finance person who was never in the room. What do they bring to that meeting? A feedback form and a good memory.
So the renewal becomes a budget conversation. You are not defending your work. You are defending a price.
It is a strange position for an industry built on changing how people behave. The change is real. Everyone in the room felt it. Nobody wrote any of it down in a form a CFO respects.
After · the evidence
The renewal conversation starts with evidence instead of a feedback score.
You hand the client observed behavior from their own calls. Same team, measured before your program and again after.
That gap is the whole reason we built Team Dynamics.
How it works
We are not in your sessions. After you leave, the Agentic Performance Coach keeps teaching our conversation skills and carries your lessons forward.
We train conversation skills. You train the work. We teach reflective listening, concise storytelling, and empathic responses. We load your training packet into the same coach, so after you leave they keep practicing our conversation skills and working your lessons.
Before · 1
We measure the client team's real recorded meetings and report how they communicate today, so your program aims at what the team is doing rather than what the intake call suggested.
You teach · 2
Your method, your materials, your facilitator. We are not in the room. Nothing about the measurement changes how you teach.
After · 3
Same measures, same people, their real meetings. You get a side by side comparison, so what changed is a number the client can check rather than a claim they have to accept.
What you get
Four things, in the order they matter to your business.
Before
An impression. Something the learning lead has to translate before it can go upward.
After
A report from their own meetings, written for someone who was not in the room.
The Team Dynamics Report
Before
A one-time workshop. A budget conversation. A prospect with no way to see which firm measures its own work.
After
The renewal starts on results. Then you have a reason to propose the next team.
Renewal and expansion
Before
The months between engagements stay quiet. The measurement sits on your books instead of becoming a margin line.
After
15%
15% recurring on every seat you originate. You set the client price. The months between still pay.
Partner economics
Before
A whole framework to remember, and a generic tip about last week.
After
Our conversation training plus yours, in the chat tool they already use, about what they did last week.
Agentic Performance Coach
The measures
Observed behavior in recorded conversations, weighted toward what happens between people rather than counts next to each name. Science based and AI enhanced, and every number traces back to a moment you can listen to.
Who opens a subject, who moves the conversation to new ground, and whose direction the room follows. Published research puts topic control ahead of speaking time as a marker of influence, and we weight it that way.
Agenda setting and accommodation, measured across every speaker. Who adjusts their language toward whom is one of the clearest status signals in a meeting.
Who interrupts, who absorbs it, and the length of the silence that lands afterward. The pause after an interruption often says more than the interruption.
A question that draws a real follow up, and a question the room moves straight past. Both leave a trace.
How unevenly speaking time concentrates across the full meeting. This is the weakest signal of the six and we treat it that way, because who talks most and who holds influence are often different people.
Listening quality, emotional acknowledgment, repair after a misstep, and whether people's speech patterns move toward each other over time.
Every measure above is grounded in published conversation research, including work on topic control as a marker of interpersonal influence. We measure behavior only. Nothing in a report claims what a person felt, meant, or intended.
Tracking whether a contribution that got cut off ever came back into the room, and who ended up credited for it, is in research and is not in the report today. Beta partners see this work as it develops and help decide what ships.
Privacy
Your client's HR team will ask about this in the first meeting. Here are the answers, and they are not negotiable on our side.
01
A person's own coaching data is visible only to that person. Not to their manager, not to you, not to their employer.
02
Team views are aggregated, and only when the group is at least four people.
03
Not for performance reviews, promotions, hiring, or firing. We put that in writing in the agreement.
04
Every participant consents before anything is measured, and we help you document it.
Questions
Private beta
Twenty-five training organizations in this round, so we can load each firm's packet into the coach alongside our conversation training.
What beta partners get