Professional-owned history
Your activities and evidence stay in your personal portfolio when employment changes.
For individuals
Your professional record should move with your career.
Keep a portable professional portfolio across employers, licenses, professions, jurisdictions, and renewal cycles.
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Portfolio overview
Jordan Lee, LCSW
New York renewal progress75%
Fictional deadline: Nov 30, 2026
Evidence organizedThree fictional certificates are linked to activities.
Recent activities
| Activity | Category | Credits | State |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ethics in Collaborative Care | Ethics | 3.0 | User confirmed |
| Trauma-Informed Practice | General | 6.0 | Imported |
| Professional Boundaries | Ethics | 2.0 | Needs review |
All names, organizations, activities, dates, and progress values shown here are fictional.
Personal portfolio
One place for every part of your renewal picture.
Designed for the recordkeeping work that accumulates across a regulated career.
Multiple licenses
Keep each license, jurisdiction, renewal cycle, and deadline organized independently.
Credit progress
Understand how recorded activities may map to total and category-specific requirements.
Certificate imports
Manual CE, CSV, and guided document imports are implemented locally. Live email intake and real-customer uploads remain launch gated.
Renewal reminders
Plan for approaching deadlines and missing evidence without relying on memory.
Evidence exports
Prepare organized renewal reports and supporting files for your own review.
Clarity by design
Know what your records do—and do not—mean.
Credential Loom separates each step so a convenient import never becomes an unsupported regulatory claim.
- Imported means received from a source, not verified.
- Extracted means automation proposed fields, not that they are correct.
- Qualified means a versioned rule may apply, not that a board accepted it.
- Reported requires a recorded transmission result, not an assumption.
Build a professional record you can carry forward.
Start with one portfolio, then add the workflows your career or organization needs.