Build future-ready roles, then save the work in your organisation's workspace
Use an organisation workspace to develop roles, profiles and scenarios, review supporting evidence and manage publication. Access to each action depends on your permissions.
Individual runs are for trying. Real work lives in a workspace.
An organisation workspace provides a place to save and manage shared work. Unsaved Builder work may be recoverable from this browser for up to seven days; it is not a workspace save or a cross-device backup.
Access requests are reviewed. An invitation and the relevant account or workspace permissions are still required.
From drafting to publication
Try it
Run the analysers and builders in your browser, no account needed. Transform a role to see its future-ready gap, or browse the open catalogue of roles, profiles, and flows the whole industry shares.
Build
Start with the work the role needs to perform. Review the proposed wording, assumptions and sources before saving or publishing it with the required permissions.
Save in a workspace
Sign in to save your work as a private draft in an organisation workspace. Published work may appear on the organisation’s public page, subject to its publication and access settings.
Connect source evidence
Bind each role, profile, and scenario to the standards and source documents it rests on. Evidence binding makes the work reviewable and the readiness measurable — claims point back to the materials that justify them.
Verify & recognise
Convene a panel to confirm the work relationship by relationship — the outcome is a deterministic, hash-verifiable record. Recognition lets a body record that it backs the validated standard.
Follow a role from legacy to future-ready
Explore the connections between legacy, hybrid and future-ready roles in a transformation map.
What an organisation account adds
An organisation workspace supports shared authoring and review. The available tools and actions depend on its settings and your permissions:
- An organisation workspace with seats for your team
- Save and own the roles, profiles, scenarios, and flows you build
- Link your work to the standards and documents it cites
- Run onboarding projects: documents in, demand profile and flow out
- Analyse the gap between your roles and the future-ready canonical
- Convene verification panels and record recognitions
The jurisdiction-aware metro map shows how each discipline transforms toward future-ready, market by market.
If you publish standards for a discipline rather than buy them, the professional-bodies path is for you.
The boundary, stated plainly: RPF defines and carries the standard, and emits unsigned credential templates. Your assessment partner measures people against it; the issuing body signs the credential. RPF never assesses individuals and never holds learner records.
