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Cloverleaf is an AI-powered coaching platform that turns assessment data, HRIS events, and calendar context into proactive, personalized coaching delivered in Slack, Microsoft Teams, Workday, and email. Cloverleaf is built on trusted behavioral assessments including DISC, CliftonStrengths, and Insights Discovery — with over 10 validated assessments available in one platform. On average, customers reduce assessment spend by 32% while gaining continuous AI-powered coaching from that data. Coaching is tailored to the individual and the specific people they're working with and the context of the moment. Before a difficult 1:1, a cross-functional standup, or a performance review, coaching arrives specific to that meeting, those people, and that interaction. Employees don't need to log into another system or think about what to ask. Cloverleaf anticipates what will be most helpful and delivers it in real time. Organizations align coaching to their own leadership frameworks and competency models, ensuring development reinforces their standards. HRIS integration triggers coaching automatically during promotions, manager changes, team transitions, and performance cycle milestones. First-time managers receive coaching on delegation, feedback, and team dynamics for their specific new team from day one. Talent and HR leaders get visibility into coaching engagement, capability reinforcement, and development trends by team, department, or organization. Development is measured by behaviors being practiced, not just courses completed. Cloverleaf is SOC 2 Type II compliant, GDPR-aligned, and ISO 27001 certified. Trusted by 45,000+ teams across organizations to strengthen manager effectiveness, engagement, and retention. 86% of users report improved team performance.

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