For internal learning and development teams
Prove the leadership program worked
Run cohort programs for your own managers with the facilitators and coaches you already use, keep their managers in the loop, and hand finance an evidence report instead of a completion rate.

The challenge
Small team, big program, no proof
- Two people running a nine-month leadership cohort on Outlook, Excel and Forms
- External facilitators and coaches coordinated by email
- Managers absent from the program their reports are on
- The learning system reports completions; nobody reports change
The solution
What changes with Paldar
- A cohort program from a template in a day, with your own content and your own partners
- External facilitators and coaches plugged into the same program record
- Manager prompts at the start, the middle and the end of the program
- Pre and post capability measures, 360 deltas and manager-observed change on one page
The impact
A program your CFO can read
Participation, capability movement and manager-confirmed change, with small groups suppressed to protect anonymity, generated by the program itself.
The cohort
Design once, run every intake
Set the capabilities, the sessions, the 360 rounds and the nudges once. Each new intake is a copy with new names and new dates, and the comparison across intakes comes free.
Answers land in the report as manager-observed change, next to the survey numbers.
Managers
The manager loop, built in
Nominate a participant's manager and they receive three structured prompts across the program: expectations at the start, a check-in at the midpoint, an observation at the end. Their answers land in the report.
A named contact answers the questionnaire with you; nothing here is a promise we cannot show.
Procurement
Built to pass the security review
Row-level tenancy, an audit log on every write, data export and erasure on request, and AI features that escalate rather than act on anything sensitive. Single sign-on is on the roadmap for the founding cohort.
Join our founding cohort
Be part of our first cohort of users reimagining learning & development.

