Still In Date

For CPD and event organisers

Attendance certificates with hours, without the mail-merge.

People sign in from their own phone or from the webinar chat. Each gets a certificate of attendance with the hours on it, and their own page that adds up their hours by year.

The demo is a safety trainer's account. Yours uses your own courses and wording.

How it works

  1. Add the session

    Set the hours once per workshop. In the room show a code; online, paste the link into the chat.

  2. Everyone who signed in gets a certificate

    A formal certificate of attendance: name, title, date, hours, speaker.

  3. Delegates keep their own record

    One emailed link shows every certificate you gave them and their hours for each year.

Built for how you work

Hours on every certificate

Printed on it, shown when it's checked, and totalled by year for the delegate.

Checked in one scan

A professional body or employer scans the code and sees it is genuine.

Booking and waiting lists

Seats counted, a waiting list when full, a reminder the day before.

Your time zone, your paper

Dates follow your clock. Certificates print on A4 or US Letter.

Set up in minutes with courses like: Half-day workshop, 3 hours · Lunchtime webinar, 1 hour · Annual conference, 6 hours.

Sign-in from a phoneBooking and waiting lists

What Still In Date doesn't do.

You decide how long each certificate lasts, or that it has no end date. Still In Date never tells you, or anyone else, how often anything has to be repeated.

It keeps records, produces certificates and sends reminders. It doesn't deliver, assess or accredit training.

Still In Date records who attended and for how long. It doesn't decide whether hours count towards any body's requirement.