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For trainers and assessors

You are the reason the system exists. You should not be buried in it.

Your competence is the thing being assured. Almost every compliance obligation in the sector eventually resolves to a question about you — what you are qualified to deliver, how current you are, what professional development you have done. The paperwork should follow from doing the work, not compete with it.

One profile, kept current, that other people can see without asking you.
Mapped to the element

Your competency is recorded against units and elements, not against a job title.

So a gap names what it affects

The reality

Someone asks you for the same certificate every year.

You have sent your qualification through three times. Your industry currency evidence is in an email from last March. Somebody in compliance is asking again, because the file they have is either out of date or in a folder they cannot find, and there is no way for them to check without asking you.

Meanwhile the professional development you have genuinely done sits in your own notes, and gets totalled up in a hurry in June because nobody has been counting it as the year went.

Your profile

Evidence you supply once, that stays visible.

Credentials, industry currency and licences live on your profile with their own dates. Once something is there, the people who need to check it can check it without going through you — which is the difference between being asked once and being asked every year.

Expiry is raised before the date rather than after. A licence lapsing in three weeks is a thing you can fix; a licence that lapsed last month is a thing somebody has to explain.

  • Competency mapped to element level across the units you deliver
  • Licences and currency carry real expiry dates, raised in advance

Professional development

Paced through the year, so June is not a scramble.

Your RTO sets a professional development policy and the platform tracks you against it as the year goes. If you are behind in March, you find out in March, when there is still time to do something you actually want to do rather than whatever is available in June.

Everything runs in the browser, on whatever device you have with you. There is no app to install, and nothing that only works from a desk.

Find out what your last audit would have looked like with a system behind it.

14 days, no credit card, and the Standards are already loaded when you sign in.