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ConductIQ review

#13 of 22 in Behavior Management Software

A structured behavior system with tier detection, intervention tracking, and PBIS analytics.

7.7/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

ConductIQ is a student conduct and behavior-management system for K–12 schools. Teachers can record behavior and work-ethic marks, incidents, merits, referrals, and consequences, while administrators and counselors review shared dashboards and monitor student risk. Its audience is schools that want a centralized process for incident logging, intervention planning, family reporting, and PBIS analysis rather than a simple disciplinary record.

Pricing is organized by school size and billed annually per school. The Small School plan costs $600 per year, while Standard costs $1,200 and Large School costs $2,000. Each listed tier includes all core features, PDF parent reports, risk monitoring and interventions, and unlimited teachers. The product also advertises a trial, and larger districts require formal quotes. This structure makes the entry price easy to understand for schools choosing among the published tiers, while the plan names suggest that enrollment or school scale determines the appropriate option.

ConductIQ’s strongest functional area is the connection between structured records and follow-up action. Customizable behavior codes, AM/PM tracking, real-time mark counts, automated tier detection, intervention plans, progress monitoring, referral and consequence tracking, PBIS analytics, and weekly individual or bulk PDF reports create a focused workflow for school behavior teams. Audit trails and TOTP-based two-factor authentication add administrative controls. The trade-off is a web-only product with no integrations, so schools seeking broader ecosystem connections or another deployment format should consider a different option. ConductIQ fits schools prioritizing tiered monitoring, PBIS reporting, and consistent documentation across classrooms.

ConductIQ pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Automated Tier 2, Tier 3, and elevated-risk detection
    • PBIS analytics with shared cross-classroom dashboards
    • Unlimited teachers and core features in every listed tier
  • Where it doesn't
    • Web-only delivery and no integrations limit ecosystem fit
    • No free plan; access starts at $600 per school per year
    • Larger districts require formal quotes beyond listed tiers

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