Credentials, continuing education, and your member directory. One system.

Most organizations run credentialing on spreadsheets and inboxes.

Renewal dates get missed. CE approvals live in email threads. The public directory drifts out of date. Members hold credentials from several organizations and keep a separate record for each one.

What your organization gets.

Every record is connected. A credential, a CE approval, a course completion, and a directory listing all point at the same member.

1. 1

   Credential programs

   Define programs, requirements, and renewal windows. Track active, expiring, and lapsed credentials for every member.

2. 2

   CE review

   Members submit outside CE. Staff review it in one queue. Approved hours post straight to the credential record.

3. 3

   Course accreditation

   Approve courses from any publisher for your CE categories. Completions award CE by your rules.

4. 4

   Public directory

   Only approved professionals with an active public credential appear. Listings update the moment a credential changes.

5. 5

   Scheduler

   Professionals publish services and availability. Clients book without the back-and-forth. Conflicts are checked for you.

6. 6

   Billing

   Stripe handles membership plans, course payments, and publisher payouts. Platform fees are set per plan.

Up and running in three steps.

Your team sets the rules once. The platform applies them to every member, course, and listing from then on.

1. 1

   Set up your organization

   Add membership types, credential programs, and CE categories.

2. 2

   Invite your members

   Members claim one profile. Credentials from your organization attach to it.

3. 3

   Review and publish

   Approve CE, accredit courses, and let the directory keep itself current.

One profile. Every organization.

A professional keeps a single verified profile. Each organization they belong to issues credentials to that profile. Nothing is retyped, and the public sees one consistent record.

1. 1

   Public directory

   Search approved professionals by location, species, service, and virtual availability.

2. 2

   Appointments

   Book consults and mentoring sessions directly with a professional.

3. 3

   Member organizations

   Meet the organizations that issue the credentials, and read what each one stands for.

Courses that count toward your credentials.

Publishers build a course once. Each organization decides whether it earns CE, in which category, and for how many hours. Learners see exactly what counts for them.

1. 1

   Course library

   Browse published courses and the CE each organization has approved for them.

See it with your own programs.

The demo runs on sample organizations, members, courses, and appointments. Pick a role and walk through the workspace your team would use every day.