Our Offerings

Three ways to work with us.

01 / Core Service

Listening System Design

For school sites, district teams, and organizational leadership

A fully designed listening structure built to the Seven Canons of Listening — documented, replicable, and mapped to your org chart
Department-level protocols that connect input to formal decision-making — with transparency that shows workers their voice mattered
A sustainment plan and visibility strategy so the structure becomes culture, not a one-semester initiative
Starts at $8,0006–16 weeksOn-site + remoteSee outcomes ↓

02 / Coaching Agents

Purpose-Built Coaching Agents

For school leaders, instructional coaches, HR teams, and professional development coordinators

A custom AI coaching agent built on research-backed parameters — designed to push growth, deepen understanding, and deliver real support in the moment
Scenario-based coaching with reproducibles, growth metrics, and embedded training — available on demand, 24/7, without scheduling friction
A licensable product your organization deploys for its own leaders and practitioners — every user gets research-grounded coaching regardless of who their manager is
From $450/monthBuild includedPer-seat · 6-mo minimumSee how it works ↓

03 / Automation

Automation & Tool Integration

For operations leaders and admin teams spending human hours on work a well-built system should handle

Multi-step automation flows across your existing stack — M365, SharePoint, Power Automate, Notion, Google Workspace — that trigger, extract, match, route, and log without anyone touching a keyboard
AI-assisted data extraction and reconciliation built into the flow — documents, invoices, and records are read, interpreted, and acted on the moment they arrive
Connected systems that keep data in sync across platforms — no duplicate entry, no version drift, no "did anyone update the tracker"
Starts at $8,0006–12 weeksBuilt to your stackSee a real example ↓

The Listening Gap

Most organizations collect input. Very few actually listen.

There is a difference between a survey and a listening structure. One checks a compliance box. The other changes how decisions get made.

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Organizations studied. More mechanisms for employee voice correlated directly with higher retention. (Spencer, 1986)

An input mechanism and a listening system are not the same thing. One collects responses. The other creates a pathway from voice to decision — and closes the loop back to the person who spoke.

A well-intentioned listening event without structure reliably backfires. It raises expectations a response mechanism cannot meet — and erodes trust faster than not listening at all.

What changes when listening becomes structural

Voice reaches decisions

A formal pathway connects input to the people who can act on it — not a folder that never gets opened.

The loop closes back

Staff see what was decided, why it was decided, and what it means for them. That visibility is what builds trust.

Structure that sustains

Documented, replicable, and mapped to your org chart. It runs after the engagement ends.

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01 / Listening System Design

What you get at the end of an engagement.

Every engagement produces a documented, replicable structure — not a one-time workshop. Here is what that looks like in practice.

Listening Database
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Listening Architecture Document

A full map of how information flows from staff to leadership — who captures it, when, through what channel, and how it reaches decision-makers.

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Department-Level Protocols

Meeting cadences, structured listening formats, and facilitation guides tailored to each team or site — built to run without a consultant in the room.

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Decision Transparency Loop

A formal feedback mechanism that shows staff when their input was considered, what was decided, and why — closing the loop that most organizations leave open.

04

Canon Alignment Report

An audit of your current practices against the Seven Canons of Listening — with a gap analysis and a prioritized implementation roadmap.

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Sustainment Plan

A 12-month calendar, ownership matrix, and checkpoints so the system continues to run after the engagement ends — without needing external support.

06

Visibility Strategy

Communication templates and rollout guidance so staff know the system exists, understand how to use it, and trust that it is real.

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Purposeful ListeningListening with a clear intent — knowing what you are listening for and why it matters to the organization.
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Attentive ListeningFull presence in the exchange — structural and behavioral signals that the speaker has the floor and is genuinely heard.
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Empathetic ListeningUnderstanding the speaker’s perspective and emotional context before evaluating the content of what they share.
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Comprehensive ListeningCapturing the full message — including what is unsaid, implicit, or expressed through non-verbal cues.
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Discerning ListeningSeparating signal from noise — identifying what is most important and most actionable within what is shared.
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Evaluative ListeningApplying judgment to what you hear — assessing accuracy, credibility, and implications before acting.
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Ethical ListeningHonoring the act of sharing — protecting confidentiality, responding with integrity, and never weaponizing what you hear.

Investment

Site$8,000–$15,0006–10 weeks · Single site or org, up to ~150 staff
Multi-Site$18,000–$35,00010–16 weeks · District, multi-site, or 150–500 staff
Enterprise$40,000+Custom timeline · Large district, multi-org, or governance redesign

Every engagement is scoped to your org — size, complexity, and existing infrastructure all factor in. We scope before we price.

What changes when you build a listening structure.

The operational difference between collecting input and actually listening.

Without a listening structureWith a listening structure
Input collected and filed — rarely revisitedRoutes to decision-makers with a documented response loop
Decisions made without a structured input processInformed by formal listening at defined points in the cycle
Staff rarely know if their voice matteredClose-the-loop mechanism shows workers what changed and why
Listening is compliance — a survey, once a yearParticipation expected, trusted, and structurally supported
Depends on whoever championed itDocumented, replicable system that runs without outside support
Problems surface after they've already grownEarly-warning loops catch issues while still small

02 / Coaching Agents

A coach in every leader’s pocket.

Built on the Claude API and grounded in research on adult learning and instructional leadership. Every agent is purpose-built for your organization’s specific coaching framework.

Leadership Coaching Agent
Live Agent SessionByers Leadership Coach
I had a difficult observation debrief today. The teacher got defensive and I don’t think I landed my feedback well. What did I do wrong?
CoachBefore we diagnose what happened, I want to understand the setup. When you walked in, what was your primary goal — to name what you saw, or to move them toward a specific change?
I guess I wanted to name what I saw. But I also wanted them to commit to changing it.
CoachThat tension is usually where the defensiveness lives. Two goals in one conversation almost always means neither one lands. What if we rebuilt the debrief with a single goal — and I show you how the structure changes?
SocraticNon-evaluativeGrowth-orientedResearch-backed

Custom system prompt

Built around your coaching model, supervision framework, and organizational values — not a generic assistant.

Scenario library

Pre-built coaching scenarios mapped to real leadership challenges — observation debriefs, difficult conversations, planning sessions.

Reproducibles package

Templates, reflection guides, and follow-up prompts tied to each scenario — work the user can take into the real world.

Deployment + licensing

A hosted product your org controls — per-seat licensing, usage reporting, and a clear path to scale.

How It’s Built

Research-grounded from the first parameter.

We don’t start with a template. We start with your coaching framework, your supervision cycle, and the specific leadership gaps you’re trying to close. Every agent is built to reflect how your organization defines good coaching.

The agent is tuned to be Socratic — it asks before it tells, challenges before it validates, and never gives a leader an easy answer when a better question would push them further.

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Discovery

We audit your coaching model, supervision tools, and PD priorities to extract the parameters that matter.

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Build + test

System prompt, scenario library, and reproducibles are built and tested against real leadership dilemmas.

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Deploy + license

You get a hosted product, a usage dashboard, and a per-seat license you can expand as your org grows.

Investment

Team$450/month25 seats · $18/seat · Build included
Department$900/month60 seats · $15/seat · Build included
Org-Wide$1,600/month150 seats · ~$11/seat · Build included

6-month minimum. Annual option: 10 months for 12. Custom agent build, deployment, and admin dashboard are included in all tiers — no separate setup fee.

What changes when coaching is built in.

Purpose-built agents change the access and consistency equation — without adding headcount.

Without coaching agentsWith coaching agents
Development tied to manager availabilityAvailable on demand, any time, no scheduling friction
Quality varies by who coaches youResearch-grounded parameters, consistent every session
Episodic PD, often genericScenario-based coaching in the moment it's needed
More leaders requires more coachesOne agent, any number of seats, licensable per org
A platform you depend on someone else to runA product your organization deploys and controls
Leaders get validation, not real challengeSocratic agent pushes deeper every session

Live Demos

Try both agents right now.

These demos run on the same infrastructure as the coaching agents we build for clients. Same research base, same architecture — different parameters for each context.

Instructional Coaching

Teacher Coach

Built for K-12 teachers and instructional coaches. Supports deep coaching dialogue, next-day recovery planning, classroom resource generation, and observation prep across eleot 2.0, Danielson, and Cognia frameworks.

Socratic dialogueRecovery plansExit tickets & rubricsObservation prep
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Leadership Coaching

Leadership Coach

Built for executives, directors, HR leaders, and nonprofit managers in any sector. Draws on Systems Thinking, Emotional Agility, the Seven Canons of Organizational Listening, and dialogical approaches to leadership.

Socratic dialogueDecision supportListening auditTeam & culture
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Every BCG Coaching Agent is custom-built for your organization — your coaching model, your frameworks, your parameters. Talk to us about building yours.

03 / Automation

A real example: vendor invoice processing.

An operations team at a mid-size district was spending 12 hours a week manually matching invoices to purchase orders, entering data into their ERP, and following up on mismatches. Here is what we built.

Automation Pipeline
District OperationsM365 + SharePoint + Power Automate12 hrs/wk → 45 min
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Invoice arrives in shared mailbox

The flow triggers the moment a PDF hits the inbox — no manual sorting, no folder moves, no “I’ll get to it”.

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AI reads and extracts the data

Vendor name, invoice number, line items, totals, and due date are extracted and structured — even from inconsistent layouts.

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Match against open POs in the ERP

Extracted data is compared to open purchase orders. Clean matches route automatically. Mismatches flag for human review with a diff already prepared.

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Log, route, and notify

Every invoice — matched or flagged — is logged to a SharePoint tracker, routed to the right approver, and generates an automatic status notification to the vendor.

Stack used

Power Automate, SharePoint, M365 mailbox, Azure Document Intelligence, and ERP API connector — all tools the district already had.

Time to build

Seven weeks from discovery call to go-live. The first three invoices ran through the system before the formal handoff meeting.

What changed

A 12-hour weekly task became a 45-minute review of flagged exceptions. The team stopped doing data entry and started doing the work they were hired for.

Investment

Scoping$1,5001–2 weeks · Discovery + spec · Credited toward your build
Standard$8,000–$15,0006–8 weeks · 1–2 systems, single flow
Complex$18,000–$35,0008–12 weeks · Multi-system, AI extraction, cross-platform

Enterprise builds start at $40,000 — scoped separately. Maintenance retainer available at $750–$1,500/month.

What changes when workflows run themselves.

Automation returns hours to the week by removing the work that should never have required a person.

Manual workflowsWith automation
Every task handled by hand, one at a timeTriggered, extracted, and logged automatically
Data only as accurate as the last person who entered itConsistent from the source document, every time
Hours spent routing, tracking, chasing updatesTeam freed for decisions and the work they were hired for
Errors caught late — or not at allMismatches flagged the moment they occur
Each platform updated separatelyConnected once, kept in sync across all systems
Growing output means growing headcountBetter systems let the same team carry more

Ready to start?

Let’s figure out which one fits.

Most engagements start with a 30-minute conversation. No pitch, no deck — just a real look at what your organization needs and whether we’re the right fit.

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