Create a review rhythm
Make the week a useful interval for discussing how the coaching work fits the client’s life.
Check-ins & habits Weekly reports
Make space to look at the week as a whole.
Use weekly reports to support a focused review of the coaching week and a clearer conversation about what comes next.
Every coaching feature is included in every plan. Choose the client and team capacity you need.
Weekly reports
Look beyond today’s entry.
Daily details are useful, but coaching also needs time for reflection. Weekly reports provide a regular point of reference when you review the work with your client.
What this makes easier.
Keep the conversation focused
Use the report as a starting point for questions, rather than trying to cover every detail at once.
Choose a practical next step
Connect your review to a clear conversation about what to continue, discuss or change.
Weekly reports
How it fits your coaching day.
A practical way to use this capability in your coaching.
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Review the week
Open the report and read it alongside the coaching context available to you.
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Ask about the experience
Ask questions where the information alone does not explain what happened.
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Agree on the next focus
Decide together which part of the coming week deserves your attention.
Check-ins & habits
A report supports your judgement.
Consider the limits of the information. Not logged is different from zero; old or unshared data leaves an incomplete picture.
The client’s account remains valuable. Use the weekly review to connect the information you can see with the experience they choose to describe.
An example in practice
An illustrative weekly review
- Reflection
- What worked for the client?
- Context
- What needs a follow-up question?
- Next week
- Which action deserves attention?
Let the weekly review guide a focused conversation.
A little more detail.
Are weekly reports included in every plan?
Yes. Weekly reports are included in every Mentorper plan alongside check-ins, habits, tasks and goals.
Can a report replace a coaching conversation?
A report is a useful reference. The conversation adds context, clarifies uncertainty and helps you agree on what to do next.
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