Determine Whether Regulated Work Can Proceed
RIGHT TO PRACTICE™ is a B2B SaaS platform that reduces the regulatory risk of assigning unverified regulated professionals by helping organizations determine whether regulated work can proceed BEFORE WORK BEGINS.
Using RTP's Proprietary, Multi-Level, Cross-Functional Pre-Assignment Verification Framework, organizations verify the authorization status and other mandatory requirements for both the organization and its assigned regulated professionals using verified information from internal and external sources BEFORE WORK IS ASSIGNED.
Help validate a new approach to operational compliance enforcement for regulated work.
Assignment Readiness
Verification ID: ASN-8492-XX
ORGANIZATIONAL AUTHORIZATION
Valid & Active
REGULATED PROFESSIONAL STATUS
Verified
PRACTICE JURISDICTION
Requirements Met
Assignment Decision
GO
Work Can Proceed
Designed to Support Public Protection • Regulatory Accountability • Operational Integrity • Professional Oversight
Built on over 30 years of auditing, quality management, regulatory compliance, operational assurance and conformity assessment across multiple regulated industries.
RTP transforms fragmented regulatory verification into a single operational workflow that supports confident assignment decisions.
Why This Matters
Every authorization decision carries operational, regulatory and business consequences.
Organizations are expected to know whether regulated work can legally, professionally and operationally proceed before regulated work begins.
That confidence depends on more than maintaining licences or registrations. It requires bringing together organizational authorization, professional authorization, practice jurisdiction and other mandatory assignment requirements at the moment assignment decisions are made.
Without complete visibility, uncertainty increases precisely when organizations need confidence most.
THE CHALLENGE IS NOT MANAGING AUTHORIZATIONS.
THE CHALLENGE IS CONFIDENTLY DETERMINING WHETHER REGULATED WORK SHOULD PROCEED.
Regulated Professionals • Practice Jurisdiction • Mandatory Assignment Requirements • Decision: GO / NO-GO
RIGHT TO PRACTICE™
1 PLATFORM
4 Verification Gates
Organization • Regulated Professionals • Practice Jurisdiction • Mandatory Assignment Requirements
1 Operational Assignment Decision- GO/NO GO
Every day, organizations decide whether regulated work can proceed.
Before regulated work begins, they must answer four critical questions:
Is the organization authorized to undertake the regulated work?
Are the assigned regulated professionals authorized to perform the work?
Are both the organization and its assigned regulated professionals authorized to perform the work within the required jurisdiction?
Have all mandatory regulatory, discipline-specific and assignment requirements been met?
Existing Enterprise Systems Help You Answer
RIGHT TO PRACTICE™ Helps You Decide
RIGHT TO PRACTICE™ Doesn’t Stop at the Decision.
It also helps organizations determine the appropriate operational response.
Assignments Ready to Proceed
Assignments Requiring Conditions
Blocked Assignments
Authorizations Expiring Soon
Replacement Resources Required
Organizations at Risk
Location Approved
Every decision generates an operational action — RIGHT TO PRACTICE™ ensures organizations know exactly what to do next.
The Authorization Challenge
Authorization information often already exists. The challenge is that it is frequently fragmented across departments, jurisdictions, spreadsheets, emails, disconnected systems and manual processes.
Without a reliable, accessible Single Source of Truth, organizations can struggle to determine whether required organizational approvals remain valid, whether professionals continue to meet requirements, and whether restrictions apply.
And ultimately—
“Can regulated work proceed?”
WHEN UNCERTAINTY EXISTS:
- •Operational decisions are delayed.
- •Critical authorization conditions may be overlooked.
- •Regulated work may be assigned incorrectly.
- •Projects and services can be disrupted.
- •Regulatory, contractual and reputational risks increase.
Every Right to Practice (RTP)™ decision is backed by risk, rules, and real-time data— not guesswork.
1 Platform. 4 Verification Gates – 1 Decision
Right to Practice (RTP)™ is the only platform that validates all four critical verification gates together:
- 1. Organization Authorization
- 2. Regulated Professional Status
- 3. Practice Jurisdiction Rules
- 4. Mandatory Assignment Requirements
Final Go / No-Go Outcome
GO WITH CONDITIONS — Work Can Proceed
Designated supervisor review required prior to field assignment
Right to Practice (RTP)™ brings all four gates together to deliver one definitive authorization decision before regulated work begins.
Regulated Industries. Regulated Professions. Regulated Decisions.
Built for organizations operating where authorization determines whether regulated work can proceed.
Healthcare
Can you immediately determine who is authorized to deliver regulated patient care?
Engineering & Infrastructure
Can you confidently determine who is authorized to design, review, approve, sign or seal regulated engineering work?
Energy & Utilities
Can you determine who is authorized to operate and maintain critical infrastructure?
Transportation
Can you determine who is authorized to perform regulated transportation activities?
Aviation
Can you determine who is authorized to operate, maintain or certify aviation activities?
Pharmaceuticals
Can you determine who is authorized to manufacture, approve or release regulated products?
Offshore Operations
Can you determine who is authorized to perform safety-critical offshore activities?
Construction & Heavy Industry
Can you determine who is authorized to manage safety-critical sites, supervise crane operations, or inspect structures?
Professional & Financial Services
Can you determine who is authorized to perform financial audits, provide legal counsel, or certified public accounting?
One Unauthorized Assignment.
Multiple Consequences.
A regulated professional authorized to practise in one jurisdiction may not be authorized to perform the same regulated work in another province, state or country because regulatory and licensing requirements differ.
RIGHT TO PRACTICE™ verifies jurisdiction-specific requirements before work is assigned to help organizations determine whether regulated work can proceed.
One Organization.
Multiple Jurisdictions.
Different Rules.
Organizations operating across provinces, states and countries face different authorization requirements depending on where regulated work is performed.
- Organization
- Professional
- Assignment
- Jurisdictions
- Rules
- Decisions
RIGHT TO PRACTICE™ (RTP) helps organizations understand not only what authorizations exist—but whether regulated work can proceed in the required jurisdiction.
We believe every organization should be able to confidently answer one question
Can Regulated Work Proceed?
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- Participate in pilot programmes
- Receive product updates
- Shape the future roadmap
Help Shape the Future of Authorization Verification
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