Every certificate, in order of what runs out next

A roster, the paperwork behind each card, and plain emails at 60, 30 and 7 days.

The dashboard opens on what's already late

The roster
Each employee with their role and location, and every card they hold.
The paperwork
Attach the certificate PDF or a phone photo of the card to each record.
The order
Expired first, then this week, then the next 60 days. Current cards stay out of the way.
The export
One click gives an inspector or your insurance agent a spreadsheet.
Needs attention
EmployeeCertificationStatus
Sam OkaforCPR / AEDExpired 3 days ago
Kevin TranFood handler cardExpires in 7 days
Dwayne PorterForklift evaluationExpires in 24 days
Lena FischerOSHA 10Expires in 51 days
FromCertExpiryTracker reminders
Subject3 certifications need renewing

These certifications need attention:

  • Sam Okafor: CPR / AED. Expired 3 days ago
  • Kevin Tran: Food handler card. Expires in 7 days
  • Dwayne Porter: Forklift evaluation. Expires in 24 days

See everything on your dashboard.

This lands in your inbox, not a new app to check

Most cards run two or three years, long enough for everyone to forget. The account owner gets one short email when a card crosses a mark:

  1. 60 daysEnough time to book a trainer or a class.
  2. 30 daysA second nudge if nothing changed.
  3. 7 daysThe last one before it lapses.
  4. ExpiredOne email, and it stays red on the dashboard.

Find out who is expiring before an inspector does.

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