CPD evidence that captures itself
Start with your development plan
Write the goals your next appraisal will ask about — the need, what you’ll do, how you’ll show it worked, and by when. No account needed; keep it with one when you’re done.
Audit-ready records
Dated, categorised, and exportable for any period — in the shape your regulator expects. Every slip carries a code an auditor can verify online.
Official and unofficial CPD
Accredited conferences and informal journal clubs both count.
For event organisers
Create a register in a minute, put the QR on your closing slide, and watch signatures arrive live. Registers open and close around your event, so they stand up as evidence.
For attendees
Scan, sign, done. Guests download a verifiable PDF slip on the spot. Account holders get it added to their record automatically.
Personal development plan
Goals with a need, the actions, how you’ll show it worked and a date — reviewed as achieved, carried forward or retired, and printed into your appraisal pack.
Multi-source feedback
Ask colleagues to rate how you practise, anonymously. The gap between their view and your own becomes your development goals.
Bringing a record with you?
Upload a CSV or Excel file, check the preview, and your CPD record moves across in one go.
What does your regulator actually ask for?
Short guides to what each body expects you to keep, and what has to be recorded against every activity.
- HCPC CPD audit: what to keep, how many hours, and what the profile needs
- GMC appraisal CPD evidence: what to bring, and how to show reflection
- NMC revalidation CPD: the hours, the log, and the Code
- GPhC revalidation: planned and unplanned learning
- Enhanced CPD for the GDC: development outcomes
- RICS CPD: 20 hours, and what counts as structured
- CPD for financial advisers: 35 hours a year
- CPD for architects: ARB topics and RIBA hours
- CPD for teachers: Professional Update and professional learning
- Engineering CPD: the annual sample, and what it asks for
- Multi-source feedback (MSF): colleague feedback for your personal development plan
- Personal development plan (PDP): writing goals your appraisal can sign off
- All professions and regulators →