For consultancies, executive coaches and business schools
Run Alice under your brand. Your facilitation, Alice's observation. A neuro-quest session for your client's team of 5-12, in the browser, scored on 92 behavioral indicators and benchmarked against the Cohort, with your logo on the cover 15 minutes after the last decision. $990 a month plus $1,400 per session. You set the client price.
A manager replies within one business day.
Alice Report
Report generated 14 min 32 s after the last decision
Debrief led by [your name], certified Alice partner
Measured by Alice · alice.report
The pain, in your words
Clients want evidence after a workshop, not a photo of sticky notes. I cannot be the facilitator and the assessor at once.
The promise
Alice directs the session: she narrates, voices every character, tightens the plot and keeps the Clock. The Alice Assessor listens to every exchange and turns it into 92 indicators, 25 competencies and 7 team-dynamics dimensions, scored against the Cohort.
You keep the client, the debrief and whatever comes after. The report carries your logo and your notes. The scoring is the same instrument every Alice session uses, in every partner's hands, which is what makes your benchmark worth something.
Said
Our workshop improved collaboration.
Didsample
Pulse-Test deltas on all 7 dimensions at day 30 and day 90, in the client's own report, under your logo.
Dimension 3, Voice: +11 percentile points at day 90. Dimension 5, Roles: +6. The other five within 3 points of the session baseline.
Said, on the left, is what the engagement claims. Did, on the right, is what the client's report shows at day 90. Every Alice session adds a right column; the left one is already in your deck.
Alice, the AI Directordirects, narrates, keeps the Clock
How a partner runs a session
A partner session as it runs. Sample timestamps; the slot is yours to pick.
The rule under the clock
Alice runs the Room. You do not touch the Clock, the cards or the rotation, and neither do we. A partner who could soften the peaks would be selling a different instrument. Every client you run is scored the way every other team in the Cohort was scored, and that is the only reason the percentile on your cover means anything.
Sample session · a client team of 9 · Timefold · your workspace
7 of 9 here. Alice starts at 10:00.
Pick a captain. Sixty seconds. Nobody keeps the seat twice in a row.
Alice is compiling your report.
Why did you decide that in the Mint? What else could you have done?
Co-branding
What changes on a partner report, page by page, and what does not.
White-label is the report, not the Room. In the session the participants hear Alice by name; she is the Director, and the consent line on Room Check says so. We do not rename her for a client. A facilitator who tells the team who is listening is a facilitator the team trusts in the debrief.
Partner economics
You set the client price. The list price is what we charge direct buyers, not a rule for you. Pulse-Tests at day 30 and day 90 are included, which is two more dates in the client's calendar with your name on them. Prices in USD.
At your client price
Example. You set the client price; the list price is what we charge direct buyers. Prices in USD.
Pulse-Tests at day 30 and day 90 are included: two more dates in the client's calendar with your name on them.
Who runs it
The session is the diagnostic phase, with data instead of interviews. The 90-Day Playbook is the engagement plan: 12 steps, an owner per step; your name goes in the owner column where the work is yours. A leadership team of more than 12 splits into two sessions and compares on the same benchmark.
ArtifactThe 90-Day Playbook with your name in the owner column
A one-to-one engagement rarely gets to see the client with their team. One session does. The client's Gap Card, three strengths, two gaps, three Moments as evidence and one recommended pairing, is the first page of the coaching contract. The Pulse-Test at day 90 is the last. Alice measures; you coach.
ArtifactA Gap Card, sample
An executive cohort splits into sessions of 5-12 and every section is scored against the same Cohort. The Solo Probe is free and takes 10-12 minutes; assign it as pre-work and open the first class with seven team-role tendencies already in the room. The report is next week's case.
ArtifactThe Team Dynamics Wheel, three sections side by side, sample
Certification · included in the Partner plan
Start with the Solo Probe. Then take part in one session as a participant; run it on your own firm first.
Three online blocks with Mila Ekimenko, who wrote the 92 indicators: the pipeline from Signals to the Cohort, the eight methodologies behind the scoring, how to read the Director's Log and Moments, how to run a debrief the team hears together first.
Lead your first client debrief. Before it, you walk the report with us; after it, we walk your notes with you.
Included in the Partner plan; no separate fee, no exam, no badge wall. The certification is that your debrief holds up against the Moments.
For your client's Legal team
The security page is written to be forwarded to a client's Legal team. This is the short form, in the same words it uses.
Participants consent before the Room opens. Nothing is hidden from participants except the plot. The Alice Report is decision support for a human debrief, not an automated decision about anyone.
Objections, where they occur
Statement, then the answer. No separate FAQ page exists; these sit here.
Apply
Tell us about your practice. A manager replies within one business day. Your first session runs on your own firm; your logo is on a cover after step three.
Or see partner pricing on the pricing page, or write to report@alice.report.
