Simpatico writes the manual on managing each person and the team as a whole — then tells you, every week, what your team needs from you.
Free for up to 5 people. No credit card.
The Open Circle — Puts people first and welcomes new ideas.
Supportive — 4 people, Idea-Driven — 2
Logical and Detail-Oriented — 1 person each
About twenty minutes each. Every person gets their own Personal User Manual to keep.
Their manuals combine into one for the team: how you work together, and how each person fits.
Each person logs how the day went — under a minute, at the time, or catching up on the week later.
Every week: what the team needs from you, what to coach, and where the team stands.
The Team Playbook has seven tabs. Five everyone on the team can read. Two are for the manager only — updated weekly.
Who your team is: the working styles you have, the ones you're missing, and where each person lands between fast and steady, structured and flexible, and more.
How the team likes to communicate — where it agrees, where it's split — and how each person wants to be recognized.
The strengths your team has the most of, and what each person is best put to work on.
The values your team shares, counted — never who said what.
The conditions your team does its best work in, what stress looks like here, what helps people recover, and where preferences collide.
This week's check-ins: how the team is doing, what changed since last week, where the friction is, and what to focus on.
This week's brief: what your team needs from you, and what to coach.
Two things decide it. The assessment shows how alike or different your team's working styles are. Check-ins show how the team is doing right now. Together they put your team in one of four states — and each one calls for a different way to manage.
Styles line up, and the check-ins are good. Protect what's working.
Styles differ, and the team is doing well anyway. Celebrate it, and watch for strain — it's holding together on effort.
Styles line up, but the check-ins say it isn't landing. Usually the fixable kind: not the people, but the process, the environment, or one point of friction.
Styles differ, and the team is struggling. Focus on the friction, support your people.
Wherever your team lands, Simpatico gives you the plan — how to manage your team, this week, so they can do their best work.
Styles line up, and the check-ins are good. Protect what's working.
Styles differ, and the team is doing well anyway. Celebrate it, and watch for strain — it's holding together on effort.
Styles line up, but the check-ins say it isn't landing. Usually the fixable kind: not the people, but the process, the environment, or one point of friction.
Styles differ, and the team is struggling. Focus on the friction, support your people.
Wherever your team lands, Simpatico gives you the plan — how to manage your team, this week, so they can do their best work.
You take the test, talk about it, and it goes in a drawer. Simpatico keeps going: every week it reads how your team is doing and tells you what to do about it.
The Organization Report puts your teams on one screen, every week. Whenever there's enough to go on, your organization's admins see where each team stands and how much energy it has left — so they can find the team that's struggling.
Book a free working sessionYour teams on one screen. Each team's Team Status, in any week there's enough to show it.
Energy, team by team. How many people are running on empty.
Hire for the team you have. Before you make an offer, see how a candidate would work with the people they'd actually join.
Try it free. Go all in when your team is ready.
A 10-person team is $711 a year. A 20-person team is $1,501.
Get PlaybookSIA is a thinking partner. It makes suggestions and can be wrong — talk the important ones through with people who know your situation.
Teams open soon. We'll email you when they're ready, and now and then about Simpatico.
You choose what to share and with whom. Managers and organizations never see an individual's raw answers, check-ins or score — only aggregate team signal. Enforced at the database level, not by a setting.
Joining a team shares two reports. Your manager gets your Boss Cheat Sheet — how to get your best work. Your teammates get your Coworker Cheat Sheet — how to work alongside you. Teammates can also see how the two of you work together. That's what being on the team is for.
The Team Playbook shows your teammates, your manager and your organization's admins how each person on the team likes to work: their work style, where they sit on each slider (one end, the middle or the other end — never a number), their strengths, and how they like to be recognized. Values, stress signs and recovery needs are counted, never named. Your check-ins and your own score stay yours.
Your answers, your check-ins and your own score stay yours. Nothing about where you want your career to go is part of a team account at all.
The two manager-only tabs aren't hidden on the screen — they're stored separately and locked in the database.
And for managers, that's the point. People answer honestly when the boss can't read it back. That's what makes every report on this page worth reading.
Up to 25 people per team, plus the manager, who gets a free seat on every team. Bigger group? Run it as several teams — that's what the Organization Report (coming soon) is for.
No. Playbook covers everyone on the team — one price per person, and the manager is free.
You keep your reports. Check-ins and updates stop unless you upgrade.
Everyone with your work email domain belongs to one organization. If someone's already set it up, you'll get a form to ask to be added, and we'll sort it out with them.
Yes. Book a free working session — we walk you and your team through it, live.
Free for up to 5 people. No credit card.