Canonical provider pathway
Provider participation is governed through verified organizational relationships, program-level approval, credential-authority separation, explicit agreements, role-scoped access, and evidence-backed regulatory claims.
Authorized providers can work with program, course, learner, attendance, progress, and completion records through role-scoped application surfaces.
The platform records credential pathways and issued certificate evidence. It does not give a provider authority to issue a third-party certification merely because that credential appears in a program.
Funding and regulatory statements are controlled by verified program records. Provider participation does not automatically make every program publicly funded or approved.
Documents, attendance, progress, apprenticeship records, credentials, regulatory evidence, exceptions, and audit events can be retained for authorized review.
Provider access is governed through authentication, role checks, tenant or organization relationships, and Supabase row-level security where applicable.
Provider, employer, host-shop, placement, and apprenticeship relationships are maintained as explicit records instead of being inferred from a marketing page.
Submit the appropriate provider or program-holder application with organizational and program information.
Review legal identity, responsible contacts, qualifications, credential authority, and required program evidence.
Evaluate each proposed program individually; an organization approval does not automatically approve every program.
Complete the applicable MOU, data, operational, payment, and responsibility agreements before production activation.
Create the authorized organization, staff roles, programs, and required workflow relationships in the platform.
Use canonical records for learners, attendance, progress, credentials, reporting, exceptions, and continuing program review.
No timeline, funding access, credential authority, enrollment volume, revenue, outcome, or regulatory approval is guaranteed by becoming a provider. Those items depend on the approved program, agreement, evidence, responsible authority, and actual operating records.
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