CME credit and certificate software

Credit program

CME, CPD or CE — the label your certificates and reports use.

Credits per session

Any value from 0 to 50 in quarter-credit steps, for each session in your agenda. A session set to 0 awards nothing.

Attendance required

Whether an attendee must be checked in to the event at all. A session scan counts as being at the event.

Session check-in required

Whether each session needs its own check-in, or whether being at the event is enough.

Minimum attendance

The share of a session someone must attend for its credits to count: 50, 80 or 100 percent.

Sessions come from your agenda, including those the program builder created, so credit follows the program without a second list.

1. 1

   Visits are taken from check-ins

   Each scan in and out of a session is a visit. A visit with no scan out runs until the session ends — or until now, while the session is still running.

2. 2

   Visits are clipped to the session

   Arriving half an hour early does not add half an hour. Only time between the session’s start and end counts.

3. 3

   Overlapping visits count once

   Two phones scanning the same person, or a second scan without a scan out, never double the time.

4. 4

   The threshold is compared exactly

   Time is compared in whole seconds. At an 80 percent minimum, 48:00 of a 60-minute session counts; 47:59 does not.

5. 5

   Credits are added up

   Every session that passes adds its credit value to the attendee’s total.

The credits earned list fills in on the event days as check-ins arrive. Because it is calculated, not typed, there is no total for anyone to adjust by hand — change a rule and every total is recalculated from the same check-ins.

Choose a template (Classic or Modern), who signs it and how it is delivered — by email with a download, or as a download only — and preview the certificate of attendance an attendee would receive, with their name, the event and the credits earned. The workspace lists who is eligible: attendees checked in to the event and, where credit rules exist, with credits above zero.

WebMobi applies the rules you enter; it does not designate or award credit. For AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™, only accredited CME providers may designate credit, and a live activity is designated at one credit per 60 minutes of educational time in 0.25-credit increments. Physicians claim credit for the time they took part. Your provider decides the credit value of each session and how participation is claimed — WebMobi gives it session-by-session attendance to work from.

The CME credit calculator shows the AMA live-activity arithmetic next to a minimum-attendance rule, so you can see how the two compare for your sessions. For the rest of a medical meeting, see medical conference management software.