SaaS platform for team professionalisation
Knowledge matrix, self-assessments and team tools, brought together into one team profile that a coach or manager can genuinely act on.
Most teams have a rough idea of where they stand, but cannot back it up. InnovatieVersnellers (Innovation Accelerators) maps expertise, working style and collaboration, and makes visible where the team is strong and where it is vulnerable.
What the platform does
Isolated insights about a team are of limited value. The value emerges when expertise, working style and collaboration are placed side by side in one profile.
The team mapped, without the assessment circus
A knowledge matrix records who can do what, complemented by team checks for motivation, working style, collaboration preferences and sources of energy. Together they form one team profile instead of a pile of separate results.
From team data to concrete development advice
An AI layer turns the team data into advice: where the team is strong, where it is vulnerable. For example, knowledge that rests on a single person — the kind of risk that only becomes visible once that person leaves.
From insight to the next conversation
Working formats, retrospectives and team agreements live in the same platform. What comes out of a scan, you can turn straight into a working format or an agreement, rather than into a report that disappears into a drawer.
The tool advises, people decide
The platform always provides input for a conversation led by the team coach or manager, never a diagnosis. That is a deliberate design choice: with people and teams, an outcome is the starting point for a conversation, not a verdict.
Roles and logging are built into the base
InnovatieVersnellers runs on Polaris, the same validated model as Maxia. Multi-tenancy, roles, audit logging, deployment pipelines and management tools come from that foundation. Because this concerns sensitive information about people, that standard layer — who is allowed to see what, and exactly what happened — is not a side issue but the starting point.