When practice changes
Sometimes a competency needs to be done again, or to stop counting for a while, and Compassly keeps the full story on record when it does.
Starting again. After a switch to new equipment, or when someone wants to rebuild confidence in a skill, a Manager can reset a competency so it is completed afresh, with the earlier record kept in its history.
Lapsed during long leave. When someone is away from practice for a long time, such as parental leave or a career break, a Manager can deactivate the competencies they are no longer maintaining, so they stop counting as valid and stop showing as late. When the person returns, they complete the steps set for coming back, such as a return to practice route.
Invalidating with a reason. If a competency needs to stop counting as valid while concerns about practice are looked at, a Manager can invalidate it with a reason, and it shows as invalidated everywhere, including on its certificate. Your organisation decides what revalidation involves, from repeating the original assessment to a supervised period of practice.
Because every reason is recorded, the supervisor who picks up a deactivated or invalidated competency can see why, who recorded it and when.