Pulsera EDGE
Compliance
Every hire proves they're eligible before they can work, and every credential stays watched after: EDGE blocks activation until each credential a role requires is verified against the authority that issued it.
What it does
- Role-based requirement sets: each role carries the exact licenses, certifications, screenings, and clearances it must hold, and EDGE maps every hire's position to its required set automatically.
- Verified-before-active gate: a credential clears only when a person confirms it against the issuing authority, and the block runs server-side, so no one can activate an unverified hire and a role matching no requirement is held rather than waved through.
- State- and vertical-filtered obligations: set your primary state and service line, and EDGE shows the regulatory obligations that actually apply to your agency instead of a generic checklist.
- Expiration tracking: every credential sorted into expired, expiring within 30 days, or current, soonest first, so nothing lapses unnoticed.
- One-click renewal reminders: send a staff member a renewal email straight from the expiring list, before a lapse becomes a problem.
How it works
- 1Set each role's required credentials once and pick your primary state, and EDGE shows the obligations that apply to your agency.
- 2As hires are added, it matches each person to their role and flags what is missing or unverified; a reviewer checks each item against its issuing source and marks it valid, and only then can the hire go active.
- 3From there EDGE keeps watch, sorting credentials by what is expired or expiring so you can send a renewal reminder before anything lapses.
Built for agencies who send staff into people's homes
An unverified or lapsed nurse or aide in a patient's home is both a survey citation waiting to happen and a real safety risk. State surveyors and Medicare conditions of participation expect personnel eligibility to be documented and current, not assumed. EDGE makes verified-before-active, and current-after, the rule the system enforces rather than a checklist someone has to remember.