A worked example

A real recap, and the record it builds.

Most tools stop at notes. Below is one coaching session end to end: the recap your client opens, the commitments they agreed to, and the goal that advances session over session. Same structure that ships, with sample data so no real client is shown.

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Every name, quote, and number on this page is sample data. Slide never publishes real client recaps.

Part one

The recap, written for you.

You record the session. About a minute later Slide hands you this draft. You read it, change a line, and send. Your client never sees an unreviewed draft.

Labelled sample

Session recap · Wed 3 June 2026 Sent · 8:12 pm

Working session with Dana Reyes

52 min · recorded session · drafted in about a minute · reviewed and edited by your practitioner · session 4 of 6

Summary

Dana came in stuck on pricing again. She keeps quoting her old rate because saying the new number out loud feels like asking for too much. We reframed her rate as a fair exchange for the result she delivers, not a favour she has to justify, and she practiced naming it without flinching. By the end she had booked two discovery calls for next week and agreed to hold the new price on both.

Key themes

She drops the price the moment a client pauses, before they have even pushed back.
She reads a calm rate as bragging, so she softens it into a question.
The work is steady. The number on the invoice has not kept up with it.

Commitments Dana agreed to

Send the new rate to two leads.Done, both replied and booked.
Run the discovery-call script out loud, three times.Done before the first call.
Hold the new price on the next discovery call, no discount offered first.In progress, due before session 5.

Next focus

Hold the price on Thursday's discovery call. Debrief how it felt to say the number, not just whether the lead said yes.

Slide drafts the recap from the recording. You review and edit, then send. Recording starts only after your client agrees on screen. How recording consent works.

Part two, the part no one else shows

The record it builds across sessions.

A notetaker would stop at the recap above. Slide carries each commitment forward and links it to the goal, so you can see whether the coaching is working, not just guess. Your client sees the same record in their portal.

Dana Reyes · outcomes record Labelled sample

Commitments completed

11 of 14 across six weeks

Pulled from each recap automatically. Two are in progress, one rolled to next week.

What changed for the client

Quoted the new rate without dropping it
Two discovery calls booked at the new price

Goal, tracked session over session

Raise rates by 30% +24% so far

Each bar is one session. The goal moves because the commitments get kept.

you can see it working Shared in the client portal

Commitment tracking and the shared progress view are rolling out for founding practitioners first. We show only what is live, and label what is coming.

The difference

This is what your client gets, and what you can finally show.

The recap saves you the write up. The record does something no notetaker can: it turns six weeks of sessions into proof that the work changed something. When a client wonders whether they are making progress, you point to it. When you renew a credential, your logged hours are already added up from these same sessions.

It is the difference between thinking it is going well and showing it.

How Slide works For ICF coaches

Get your sessions written up, and your work on the record.

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