Find the next conversation
Spot an unanswered message or low check-in score when deciding whom to contact first.
Check-ins & habits Attention dashboard
Start with the clients who need you.
See missed sessions, low check-in scores, unanswered messages and stale data in an attention-led client list.
Every coaching feature is included in every plan. Choose the client and team capacity you need.
Attention dashboard
A useful starting point for today.
Your client list should help you decide where to begin. Mentorper ranks clients by signals that need attention, so you can review the situation before responding.
What this makes easier.
Look beyond attendance
A missed session invites a conversation about the plan, the client’s week and what happened.
Notice stale information
Check data freshness before treating an old entry as a description of today.
Attention dashboard
How it fits your coaching day.
A practical way to use this capability in your coaching.
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Review the list
Start with the dashboard and select a client whose situation needs attention.
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Open the context
Read the available client information, noting its freshness and sharing choices.
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Choose your next step
Ask a question, discuss the plan or respond to the message.
Check-ins & habits
An attention signal starts a conversation.
The list brings useful signals together. It does not tell you why a client missed a session or how they feel; that understanding comes through coaching.
Keep missing information separate from a poor result. Data that has not been logged, is old or has not been shared needs its own interpretation.
An example in practice
An illustrative attention review
- Training
- A planned session was missed
- Check-in
- A low score needs context
- Messaging
- A reply is waiting
Ask for context before choosing your next coaching action.
A little more detail.
What brings a client to my attention?
Signals include missed sessions, low check-in scores, unanswered messages and stale data. Review the client’s context before choosing a response.
Does missing data mean no activity?
No. Unlogged information is not shown as zero, and freshness and sharing information help you understand the limits of what you see.
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