Home shows Your readiness, role by role: a card for each of your roles, with each of its requirements.
Requirements
A role's requirement is met by a credential from one of the courses that count for it. A requirement is either mandatory or (recommended); only mandatory ones decide whether you are ready. One credential can meet requirements in more than one role, such as a site induction.
What the states mean
| State | Meaning |
|---|---|
| ready | You hold a credential in date |
| due soon | Your credential ends soon: still ready, but renew it |
| expired | Your credential has ended |
| missing | You have no credential for it |
| pending review | Your evidence is waiting to be checked; it does not count yet |
Each card says Ready for this role. or Not ready for this role. A role with no requirements shows nothing required. Each credential shows when it is valid until.
An override means a training lead has treated a requirement as met for a stated reason until a date. It is not a credential.
When it changes
Readiness is worked out again whenever something changes, such as a new credential or requirement, and each new day. A credential ending today makes you not ready today. The bell tells you when a credential is due soon or has expired.
Where else it shows
HR shows your readiness on your record, and Payroll flags pay for a role whose readiness has expired or is missing for review. It never stops pay for work already done.
Your credentials, places and evidence opens your full learner page.