Credential tracker
Who is qualified to do what, today? Every licence, registration and certificate in one register, with 90, 60 and 30-day windows.
For HR, medical affairs, compliance · Grows into Refraction
An institution’s image is built from inside, by its people, every day. These are the records that keep that work in order. Free, in Excel and CSV, in English and Arabic.

Each template answers one question an institution is asked again and again. Each page explains the research behind it, how to use it, and the mistakes to avoid.
Who is qualified to do what, today? Every licence, registration and certificate in one register, with 90, 60 and 30-day windows.
For HR, medical affairs, compliance · Grows into Refraction
Why did we decide that? Each decision with its context, the options you rejected, the evidence, and a date to check it.
For leadership teams and committees · Grows into Prism
Will they stay? The first 90 days by stage, with owners, a buddy, competence seen in practice, and reviews at 30, 60 and 90 days.
For managers, HR and preceptors · Grows into Refraction
Did anything change after we left? A route, a checklist and a log for rounds that observe situations, not people, and close the loop.
For leaders and quality teams · Grows into Reflection
A named role for every item. When everyone owns it, nobody does.
A verification, a link, an observation. A tick alone proves nothing.
Windows, reviews and target dates. The XLSX calculates the status for you.
No activity tracking, no profiles. Records about work, read by the people they describe.
A patient, a student or a customer meets a person, not a policy.
By the people who renew, decide, welcome and walk the floor every day.
Start with a spreadsheet. Move to software when the spreadsheet stops being enough.
Yes. No sign-up, no email. Download, adapt and share them inside your institution.
The XLSX if you work in Excel: it has drop-down lists, date checks and columns that calculate status. The CSV opens anywhere, including Google Sheets and Numbers, and carries the data columns only.
No. The research behind three of them comes from healthcare, where it is strongest. Schools, universities, banks, municipalities and NGOs keep licences, make decisions, welcome new staff and walk their floors too.
It is the same structure, written in Modern Standard Arabic, with sheets set right to left.
No. They are files on your computer. Nothing is sent to Roadyom.
Refraction for people records. Prism for decisions and what your team knows. Reflection for practice on the floor.