Professional portfolio
A durable personal record that remains with the professional across employers and roles.
Product features
A clearer system for complex professional requirements.
A modular product roadmap for organizing professional records, understanding renewal readiness, and coordinating permission-based teams.
One activity, many uses
1Source activity record
2Credit awards
3License requirement mapping
4Evidence and review status
Feature set
The pieces of renewal readiness, connected.
Capabilities are grouped by domain so new professions and requirements do not require rebuilding the product.
Multiple licenses
Organize professions, jurisdictions, license types, renewal cycles, and expiration dates.
Credit tracking
Store an activity once and evaluate its credits across relevant requirement sets.
Evidence organization
Private certificate and transcript workflows are implemented locally; real-customer uploads remain launch gated pending tested malware scanning.
Reviewable extraction
The local fictional-document extractor shows confidence and requires review; no external AI provider is enabled and extraction is not verification.
Renewal reminders
Preference-aware reminder scheduling is implemented locally; live email delivery remains launch gated.
Renewal reports
Create organized evidence packages without claiming board acceptance or submission.
Team visibility
Organizations see only consented status and records within their authorized scope.
Auditable permissions
Grant, revoke, and review employer access separately from personal ownership.
Product experience
Useful even before the first record exists.
Purposeful loading and empty states tell people what is happening and what to do next.
Preparing renewal summary
Loading fictional renewal summary
No certificates yet
A clear empty state explains what belongs here and what happens next—without implying a record exists.
Important product boundaryAn imported certificate is not necessarily verified. A mapped credit is not necessarily accepted or reported to a licensing board.
Keep your professional record ready for what comes next.
Start with one portfolio, then add the workflows your career or organization needs.