Couplr publishes its evidence. These are the partnerships and deployments where behavioral matching has been tested in the field — told, wherever possible, in the partner’s own words rather than ours.
A case study is only worth reading if it is checkable. So each study here names the organisation, dates the engagement, links out to the partner’s own published material, and states plainly what was measured and what was not. Where a figure comes from a partner’s internal research, we say so and attribute it to them.
Published case studies
The American College of Financial Services
A 97-year-old, nonprofit, accredited institution that has conferred designations to more than 100,000 financial professionals partnered with Couplr to connect consumers with advisors on behavioral fit rather than postcode. Includes the full recorded interview with Jared Trexler, Executive Vice President and Chief Growth Officer at The College, and a record of what happened in the year that followed. Read the case study.
Where else the evidence lives
Independent coverage of Couplr — trade press, institutional partnerships, podcast appearances and published research — is collected on the Couplr in the Press page. The thinking behind the matching itself is documented under Methodology, and Couplr Match explains the behavioral matching engine specifically.
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