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The selected jurisdiction helps identify relevant reference roles. Availability depends on the catalogue; a suitable future-ready role may not yet exist.
Transform My Role looks for a suitable future-ready reference role using the jurisdiction provided or inferred for the session. Review the proposed match and its sources. If no suitable role is found, the tool cannot produce that reference comparison.
The URL fetcher respects robots.txt with a one-hour cache, hard-caps responses at 5 MB, and refuses a conservative no-crawl host list of major employment platforms whose Terms of Service forbid automated fetching. For those hosts, paste the text into the paste-text mode (with the rights tickbox) — paste is functionally identical to URL fetch from the pipeline's perspective.
If a site cannot be fetched, use another authorised source or paste text you have permission to process.
For work in Brazil, check the selected role and the Brazilian sources it cites. A reference to an ABNT adoption does not, by itself, establish equivalence for every requirement.
For work in Ireland, check the selected role, its scope and the Irish sources it cites. The available catalogue determines whether a suitable comparison can be produced.
For work in Canada, check the selected role and the applicability of its cited Canadian sources. Do not assume that CSA Z250 and ISO 19650 are interchangeable.
If no suitable role is available, review the extracted proposals and catalogue matches. A professional body can contact RPF to discuss developing reference content for its jurisdiction.
