Product — Profile

An emotional profile like nothing else

Client profile goes beyond type or score. A bipolar 15-dimension signature, 10 mechanisms (regulation and emotional reactivity), a narrative report and granular sharing controls, all delivered in 15 minutes.

Product — Profile

A profile that reads like a story

Four chapters, from raw signal to controlled sharing.

Chapter 01 — The signature

Bipolar 15-dimension signature

An emotional wave drawn on two bipolar axes, measured on a 0–10 scale where 5 is the norm. You see immediately where the person diverges from the norm and in which direction.

  • 10 dimensions across two bipolar axes, central-50% band
  • Top-3 dominant dimensions, zone-coded
  • Read on a 0–10 scale, the norm at the center (5)
Sophie Bertrand
Emotional signature, last test May 12, 2026
Completed
Dominant
Self-esteem
9.3/10 · 5 = norm
Secondary
Consideration
9.2/10 · 5 = norm
Tertiary
Peaceful
8.7/10 · 5 = norm
Turquoise band: central 50% of the population

Results by dimension

Below the bandWithin central 50%Above the band
Each dimension is bipolar and scored 0–10, where 5 is the population norm. Scores inside the shaded band sit with the central half of the population; outside it the result is distinctive — green above, orange below.
Self-esteem
Self-doubt9.3Self-esteem
Consideration
Indifference9.2Consideration
Peaceful
Combative8.7Peaceful
Warmth
Distance7.6Warmth
Measured pace
Impulsiveness7.1Measured pace
Optimism
Pessimism6.5Optimism
Open dialogue
Withdrawal6.4Open dialogue
Openness
Guardedness4.2Openness
Well-being
Distress2.5Well-being
Harmony
Contention1.4Harmony
Chapter 02 — The mechanisms

10 core mechanisms

Two regulation mechanisms and eight emotional-reactivity mechanisms, measured in both spontaneous and stress modes, the profile reveals how the person reacts and self-regulates, in daily life and under pressure.

  • Four axes: Well-Being, Protection, Ill-Being, Protestation
  • Two polygons: daily life vs under stress
  • The gap between them reveals emotional reactivity

Individual mechanisms

Behaviours mobilised in daily life and under load, across the four psychometric axes.

Daily lifeUnder stress
Well-Being: Daily life 14, Under stress 9 — Protection: Daily life 8, Under stress 13 — Ill-Being: Daily life 5, Under stress 10 — Protestation: Daily life 7, Under stress 12Well-BeingProtectionIll-BeingProtestationIndividual MechanismsIndividual Elasticity

Three value dimensions

Three value dimensions

What gives meaning to this client: doing, projecting, or interpreting.
Action38%
Measurable, tangible, results. Rational logic.
"What has value is what we do."
Vision41%
Strategic ideal, future perspective, intuition.
"What has value is where we're heading."
Intention21%
Meaning, symbolic value, feeling, individual significance.
"What has value is the meaning we give it."
Chapter 03 — The narrative report

Automated narrative report

A report written in plain language, no jargon, 3 to 5 pages generated by the engine, ready to be read by the client or folded into your debrief.

  • Engine-generated, no analyst bias
  • Plain language, client-readable
  • Strengths to activate and watch-points, labeled
What works

Structural strengths

What works

Structural strengths

Sustained presence and clear-eyed confidence: Sophie spontaneously draws on openness and dialogue to steady the people around her — strengths to activate on team mandates.

Worth watching

Watch points

Worth watching

Watch points

A strategic withdrawal appears when the load rises: Sophie narrows her communication channels and decides alone. A watch point worth naming in the debrief.

Narrative profile

Summary

Generated from the 18-question + 12-word analysis · 5 sections · 4 min read

Sophie shows a signature structured around engagement and confidence, with marked amplitude on the positive axes. The signal is clean, with no scatter.

Under pressure, the profile shifts toward a strategic withdrawal: less dialogue, more control. The sections below spell out that shift in plain language Sophie can read herself.

Baseline · spontaneous

On a daily basis

How Sophie shows up when no pressure is applied. The most-cited mode by colleagues.

On a daily basis, Sophie leans on Well-Being and Protection: a steady, predictable, solution-oriented mode.

Under load · forced choice

Under stress

Derived from the 2nd forced choice on each scenario. Reveals the regulation shift.

Under stress, Protestation takes over: the signal gains intensity and patience recedes. The gap between the two modes is what measures emotional reactivity.

Chapter 04 — Sharing

Controlled sharing

You decide what the client sees in their portal, and which coaches in your firm get read-only access to the profile, Law 25 / GDPR compliance baked into the flow.

  • Client-portal visibility, toggled in one click
  • Read-only access for other coaches in your firm
  • Law 25 / GDPR compliance built into the flow
Profile visible in client portal
Sophie can sign in and see their full emotional signature, narrative, and keywords.
Share this client
Shared with 1 coach
Give read-only access to other coaches in your firm. Recipients see this in Shared with me.
Julien Bélanger
julien@cabinet.example
Shared
Marie-Hélène Côté
mh@cabinet.example
Share
Law 25GDPR
How it works

Build a profile that tells the truth, not a type

01

The client profile is computed by bewell-engine from 18 situations that reveal regulation mechanisms in both spontaneous and stress modes. No personality score, no frozen label, just a measurable, scientifically validated signal (Cronbach’s alpha ≥ 0.90).

02

The visual is centered on the bipolar signature, a wave that reads like an emotional ECG. Peaks mark traits above the norm, troughs those below it, the central band represents half the population. Five side panels spell out the dominant mechanisms in plain language.

03

The narrative companions the reading, it turns measurement into a story your client can follow. You stay in control of what is shared, what remains confidential, and what is anonymized for team-level reporting.

The full reading

Every dimension, in black and white

Results by dimension

Below the bandWithin central 50%Above the band
Each dimension is bipolar and scored 0–10, where 5 is the population norm. Scores inside the shaded band sit with the central half of the population; outside it the result is distinctive — green above, orange below.
Self-esteem
Self-doubt9.3Self-esteem
Consideration
Indifference9.2Consideration
Peaceful
Combative8.7Peaceful
Warmth
Distance7.6Warmth
Measured pace
Impulsiveness7.1Measured pace
Optimism
Pessimism6.5Optimism
Open dialogue
Withdrawal6.4Open dialogue
Openness
Guardedness4.2Openness
Well-being
Distress2.5Well-being
Harmony
Contention1.4Harmony

Three value dimensions

Three value dimensions

What gives meaning to this client: doing, projecting, or interpreting.
Action38%
Measurable, tangible, results. Rational logic.
"What has value is what we do."
Vision41%
Strategic ideal, future perspective, intuition.
"What has value is where we're heading."
Intention21%
Meaning, symbolic value, feeling, individual significance.
"What has value is the meaning we give it."
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