Competency mapping tool: no claim without evidence
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Competency mapping tool: No competency without evidence

The matrix that structures a portfolio of evidence: for every competency area, one activity, one dated document and one measurable result. The tool will not let you move on with an empty area, which is exactly where files fall apart.

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€49 · one role profileExport · PDF and WordNo promise of an outcome
Your map, area by area
TL1 Lead and develop a team · Complete
TL2 Plan and allocate the work · To strengthen
TL3 Track performance · To complete
Completeness
The tool

Build your evidence map

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Every competency area, live completeness checking, duplicate detection, and the PDF or Word export for your adviser.

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Three columns, no blind spotDuplicates detectedVague claims flaggedExport when nothing is missing
Why it matters

Files are not rejected on style, they are rejected on holes

Nobody loses a competency claim because the writing was clumsy. They lose it because an area had no evidence, or the same document was used twice, or a result was asserted without a number.

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Your role profile

Pick the profile you are aiming at. Its competency areas become the rows of your matrix.

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You fill the matrix

Activity, evidence, result. Each row is checked as you type, not at the end.

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You export

PDF or Word, unlocked only once no area is still incomplete.

FAQ

Common questions

Important: we flag what is missing from your map. We never invent an activity, never write your experience for you, and never decide whether your evidence is accepted. That judgement belongs to the person assessing you.
Why insist on a result for every activity?

Because “I supervised a team” is a claim, and “the rota I introduced cut overtime by a fifth over six months” is evidence of competence. Assessors are trained to look for the second kind, and the difference is usually one sentence you already know.

What counts as evidence?

Anything a third party can look at and date: an employer statement, a job description, a rota, a procedure you wrote, minutes, a report, a document you produced. A memory is not evidence, however true.

Why does it complain about duplicates?

Because the same activity cannot demonstrate two different competencies unless you reframe it, and using one document everywhere is the fastest way to look thin. We compare your rows and say so.

Is my map stored anywhere?

No. It stays in your browser's local storage, on your device, and you can clear it at any time.

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