Standards engine
Qualification tables built from the record, not from memory
Credentialing reads degrees, appointments, and scholarly output out of the Vault and computes each faculty member's classification. Change a CV and the table changes with it.
What it does
Classifications with their evidence attached
Every status shows the degrees and outputs it was based on. When a reviewer questions a classification, you open it rather than reconstruct it.
Ratios per program, not just per school
Sufficiency and qualification ratios roll up the way your accreditor asks for them, with the underlying counts visible.
Warnings before the threshold is crossed
If a retirement or a stale CV would drop a program below its floor, you hear about it while you can still act.
What changes
Without Accreed
- A qualification table rebuilt by hand every cycle
- Classifications defended from memory during the visit
- Ratios that nobody can reproduce
With Accreed
- Tables that regenerate whenever the underlying record changes
- Every classification traceable to a document
- Threshold warnings early enough to matter
Questions about this module
Yes. Overrides are allowed and are recorded with a reason, so the exception is documented rather than hidden.
From what you upload, and optionally from an ORCID record the faculty member confirms.
Works with
See Credentialing on your own evidence
Bring one standard and the documents you already have. We will show you what coverage looks like in about twenty minutes.