Why more teams are moving their team experience to MyCadre
Most teams run on a group chat, a shared drive, an onboarding spreadsheet and a leader's memory. The teams moving to MyCadre want one home with their own name on it, plus a few things those tools were never built to do.
Most teams we talk to aren't starting from nothing. They're running on five things at once: a group chat, a shared drive full of training videos, a spreadsheet that tracks onboarding, a calendar invite for the weekly call, and whatever the leader remembers about each person.
Each piece works on its own. Together they leak people. A new teammate can't find the training they were told to watch. Nobody notices they've gone quiet until they've left. The spreadsheet goes stale the week its owner gets busy. These are the reasons teams give us for moving.
One home, with your name on it
Onboarding, trainings, the library, recognition and team chat sit in one place, branded with your logo, your colors and your team's own web address. Your people feel like they joined your team, and they never see a software company's name in the way.
Your people already have it in their pocket
MyCadre runs on iPhone and Android, and a new teammate's invite leads with the app, so most people start on their phone on day one. Wins, schedules and reminders also post into the Discord server or GroupMe groups your team already uses. Nobody has to give up an old habit to see what's happening.
Recognition people can spend
When a teammate thanks someone in MyCadre, the thanks carries Embers, and people trade Embers for rewards your team chooses, like gift cards. The win posts to your team channel at the same moment, so the person who earned it gets something they can use and the whole team sees why.
Leaders see who needs them
You can ask MyCadre a plain-English question about your team, like who joined this month or whose birthday is coming up, and get the answer from your live data in HQ, Discord or GroupMe. The quiet list shows who's drifted. You pick who gets a reminder and read it before it goes out.
MyCadre aims your attention at the person who could use a call today. It doesn't count keystrokes or rank anyone by screen time.
Trainings that schedule themselves
Drop a training flyer into your team chat and MyCadre reads it and puts the session on the schedule. Reminders go to the people the training is for, whether that's everyone, one rank and up, or a handful of people you pick, and you can see who showed up on one page afterward.
Built for teams that build teams
Leaders see their whole organization, including the people their people brought on. When someone's ready to lead a team of their own, you mark the rank that means it. They graduate with sign-offs from their upline and from you, and their new team can start on MyCadre too.
Set up for you, live in days
We brand your workspace, load your onboarding steps, connect your channels and bring your roster over. Most teams are live within days, before their people ever log in.
Where it started
MyCadre grew up inside a fast-growing insurance and financial agency that kept losing promising new people in their first ninety days. The same problem shows up on any team that brings people in and wants them to stay: sales teams, client service teams, coaching programs, chapters and franchises. If your team runs on a chat, a drive and a spreadsheet, you already know which piece leaks first.
Frequently asked questions
No. MyCadre posts into the channels your team already uses, and your people keep talking there. The app and the web portal hold what a chat can't, like onboarding progress and your training library.
Most teams are live within days. We do the setup for you: your branding, your onboarding steps, your channels and your roster.
No. Agencies were our first customers, and MyCadre works for any team that brings in new people and wants them to stay.
Yes. MyCadre has apps for iPhone and Android, and new teammates get the app link in their invite.
Give your team a place to belong.
We brand it, provision it, and have your cadre live before your team's first login.
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