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Catalogues
- RolesDefined roles (personas), each composed of competency profiles.Public
- ProfilesCompetency profiles — structured collections of measurable statements.Public
- FlowsNavigational flows that climb the generated → authored → verified ladder.Public
- StatementsEvery measurable action statement in the framework.Public
- Information usesModel, document, and data uses — the deliverable-intent layer.Public
- Activity flow diagramsBPMN-style AFDs, browsable by detail level L1–L4.Public
Connections and registers
- TransformationsMetro maps of how legacy roles become future-ready, per discipline and market.Public
- Role × Profile matrixEvery role against every profile — classification, IRI and ICI at a glance.Public
- Gap registerWhere the ecosystem doesn't yet help — prioritised, status-tracked gaps from published flows.Public
- Profile–information use registerEvery edge between profiles and information uses, with relevance and market.Public
- JurisdictionsPer-market hubs: roster, flow shelf, verifications, and recognising bodies.Public
Tools and drafts
- ToolsExplore RPF’s builders and analysers. Each tool explains what it produces and which actions require sign-in or workspace permissions.Public
- Analyse my roleTurn a role or job description into a structured competence profile mapped to RPF.Public
- CompareSee exactly where two roles or profiles differ, side by side.Public
- Scenario BuilderDescribe a real situation and draft a scenario for any jurisdiction. For Ireland only, preview a connected Role, Profile, Action Statement, Flow and Activity Flow Diagram. This preview is under development.Public
- Build a RoleShape a draft role from the activities and information needs you define.Public
- Build an Action StatementDraft a well-formed Action Statement from an activity, object and outcome.Public
- Try the public synthetic project exampleInspect a synthetic Project Planner output without an account. Creating and saving your own project requires an account and the relevant permissions.Public
- Build a competence planBuild a competence plan your organisation can review and bind to evidence.Sign-in required
- Analyse project requirementsTurn a project's requirements into a structured view your team can act on.Sign-in required
- Information Use Stack BuilderSee which information uses a role actually needs, ranked and evidence-backed, instead of guessing from a job title.Sign-in required
- Jurisdictional Flow BuilderTurn a jurisdiction's process requirements into an ordered flow of stages, so the sequence of work is explicit rather than folklore.Sign-in required
- New profileCompetency profiles — structured collections of measurable statements.Sign in + create permission
- New flowNavigational flows that climb the generated → authored → verified ladder.Sign in + create permission
Reference and help
- SourcesThe raw source register behind citations and materials.Public
- Source referencesEvery source-reference record attached to roles, profiles, and items across the platform. Pasted text, uploaded files, URLs, and documents.Public
- What is RPFStart with the role, make its capabilities explicit, then show how work moves between people.Public
- What you can doOpening a tool, downloading its result, saving a draft and publishing are separate actions. These requirements describe the current app.Public
- For organisationsOrganisation workspaces support shared drafts, reviews and publication. Features depend on membership, permissions and workspace availability.Public
- Request accessAn account does not automatically grant organisation membership, editorial permissions or pilot access. Published content is not necessarily verified. File access also depends on approved distribution rights.Public
Help topics (33)
- New to RPFUnderstand Roles, Profiles and Flows, then choose a public action that matches what you need.Public
- Roles, profiles, items — and the two indicesHow the competence model fits together, and what the IRI and ICI actually mean. Drawn from the BIMe/BFB authoritative sources.Public
- GlossaryEvery term the platform uses, in one place — the core entities, the recognition vocabulary, and the public terms adopted across the app.Public
- One map of every termAn interactive map of every RPF entity and relationship — hover a box to preview it, click to pin it, and jump straight to that surface in RPF.Public
- Transform My Role, explainedUse a job description to draft a comparison with relevant roles in the available catalogue, then review the proposed matches and differences.Public
- Developing role comparisonsA starting point for discussing scope, evidence and review with a professional body.Public
- How Transform My Role works under the hoodHow input text is processed, proposed competencies are matched, and a draft comparison is assembled for review.Public
- Transform My Role across jurisdictionsThe selected jurisdiction helps identify relevant reference roles. Availability depends on the catalogue; a suitable future-ready role may not yet exist.Public
- How Transform My Role processes and saves informationUnderstand what is processed to create a plan, what saving retains, and how operational records differ from plan content.Public
- Understanding a profile gapCompare two Competency Profiles, interpret their differences and decide what needs further review.Public
- Developing a reference profileA starting point for professional bodies considering a profile for their discipline and jurisdiction.Public
- How profile gaps are computedHow items are matched, how index differences are calculated, and what the totals leave out.Public
- Gap analysis across jurisdictionsUse jurisdiction as one part of deciding whether two profiles describe comparable work.Public
- Role archetypes, explainedHow role archetypes describe a proposed transformation, how authors record them, and how citations and successor links support interpretation.Public
- Developing reference rolesA starting point for discussing scope, evidence and review with a professional body.Public
- How role archetypes are modelledHow archetypes, successor links and citation checks describe a proposed role transformation.Public
- Role archetypes across jurisdictionsLegacy, hybrid and future-ready describe the same categories across jurisdictions. The roles and supporting sources available for each discipline can differ.Public
- Reading a role diffCompare two roles, interpret changes to their profiles and flow stages, and identify what needs further review.Public
- How role diffs are computedHow a role comparison identifies changes to linked profiles, index values and flow stages.Public
- How transformation metro maps workExplore proposed changes between legacy, hybrid and future-ready roles in a discipline and jurisdiction.Public
- Developing role transformation mapsA starting point for discussing scope, evidence and review with a professional body.Public
- How the metro map is computedImportance derivation; layered layout; versioning semantics; known limitations.Public
- BRA / IRL / CAN coverage notesCheck whether the available roles and sources are relevant to the jurisdiction and work you are examining.Public
- Scenario Builder — how it worksThe Scenario Builder describes a role in a real situation — and is honest about every assumption it makes along the way.Public
- Scenario Report and Full Scenario RecordA published scenario comes as two documents: the "Scenario Report", written for the people who act in the scenario, and the "Full Scenario Record", written for the people who act on it. Same scenario, same version, two different readers.Public
- How RPF handles jurisdictionsRPF content can be jurisdiction-agnostic or scoped to a specific market. The jurisdiction switcher in the header lets you pick the market you want to see.Public
- Jurisdiction resolution & content overlayThe precise rules behind the jurisdiction switcher — the resolution priority chain, the hierarchical content-overlay filter, the geo-IP recommendation and the cookie contract.Public
- Served marketsWhat the jurisdiction overlay covers for each market RPF currently serves.Public
- Bring RPF to your jurisdictionRPF lets professional bodies anchor a market-specific competence overlay on top of an open, citable global framework. Your members see content tailored to where they practise.Public
- How content earns trustRead the recorded evidence, review and recognition states alongside publication and access information.Public
- Recognition & credential templatesHow RPF records a body's recognition of a role, makes that backing visible as a badge, and produces a credential template an issuer can sign.Public
- Recognition on a role, profile or flowThe "Recognised by [body]" badge, the detail panel it opens, and how recognition differs from verification.Public
- Recognition, markets and the metro mapHow recognition is scoped to a market or worldwide, how the metro map signals recognition coverage per discipline, and the item-to-credential evidence link.Public
