ParaCred

Training & Certification Management

Prove your people are qualified.

ParaCred tracks certifications, delivers training, and records attendance — with a history that holds up when an auditor, an insurer, or a regulator asks to see it.

Spreadsheets don’t survive an audit

Most organisations track qualifications in a spreadsheet, a shared drive, and somebody’s memory. It works until the day it has to be defended.

  • Nobody can tell you what changed. A cell was edited. There is no record of who, when, or why.
  • Expiries are found late. Usually by the person who needed the certification that morning.
  • Attendance is a sign-in sheet. Legible if you’re lucky, and impossible to reconcile against who actually completed the course.
  • Recertification is manual. Someone spends a week rebuilding, from records that were never designed to be totalled.

Everything in one system of record

Built for organisations where being able to prove a qualification matters as much as having it.

Certification tracking

Every credential your people hold, with issue and expiry dates, the scanned document, and who verified it. Expiring soon surfaces before it lapses, not after.

Training delivery

Build courses with lesson plans and your own completion fields. Publishing freezes a version, so a record from three years ago still reads the way it was filled out.

Attendance of record

Scan people in, or display a code that rotates every 30 seconds so it cannot be photographed and shared. Removing someone leaves a reason and a name behind.

Continuing education

Hours totalled by category, per person, per period. Export a recertification packet straight from the records rather than rekeying them into a spreadsheet.

Roles and approvals

Members, instructors, training officers and administrators each see exactly what they should. Credential submissions go through review before they count.

Built for many teams

Each organisation gets its own address and its own data, isolated at the database level. Single sign-on available for organisations that require it.

Records that hold up

The difference between a tracking tool and a system of record is what happens when someone challenges an entry two years later.

  • Nothing is overwritten. Corrections are recorded as corrections, carrying a reason and an author. The original stays readable.
  • Course content is versioned. Change a checklist this year and last year’s completions still render against the rules they were assessed under.
  • Access is logged. Reads as well as writes, so “who looked at my certifications” has an answer.
  • Your data is your own. Separation between organisations is enforced by the database itself, not by application code that could forget.

Who it’s for

ParaCred started with emergency medical services, where the requirements are unforgiving. The same problem shows up anywhere people hold qualifications that expire.

EMS agenciesFire departmentsHospitals and clinicsSecurity firmsManufacturingUtilities and tradesAviationAnyone with recurring certifications

See it with your own records

A short walkthrough using the certifications and courses you actually run, so you can judge whether it fits.