How it works
Log it once. Track it everywhere it counts.
Six steps from “I went to a conference” to a claim you can submit and defend.
52 seconds, with sound. Every step is also on screen, so it works muted. App screens show sample data.
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Log the activity once
A conference, webinar, course or new certification, entered once.
2
Rules are applied
MyCertRenewal checks the activity against the renewal rules of each supported certification you hold (ISC2, CompTIA, EC-Council and ISACA today): which category it fits, how many credits it earns, and any caps or group requirements. For Cisco’s CCNA, it shows where the activity could count and what to check.
3
Track every claim's status
Each claim moves through clear statuses: identified, planned, ready, submitted, accepted. If an activity doesn’t qualify for a certification, it’s marked not eligible with the reason recorded.
4
Find credit you missed (Pro)
MyCertRenewal looks back over everything you’ve logged and shows credit you earned but never claimed, with the reason and the limit. You review each one and add it.
5
Get your renewal plan (Pro)
It builds a plan from free, everyday activities to close every open gap, starting with the deadlines that bind first, and shows the hours it will take.
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Submit and keep the evidence
The submission queue shows what’s ready for each certifying body’s portal. You submit in the portal as usual, and the certificate, agenda or transcript stays attached to the activity, shared by every claim it supports, in case you’re audited.
The 14-hour summit, judged by each body: 14 CPE for CISSP and 14 for Associate CCISO, 6 CEUs for Security+ once you confirm the content matches the exam objectives, and none for Cloud+.
The fastest legitimate path: free, everyday activities that close every open gap, with the hours it will take.
What MyCertRenewal doesn't do
It doesn’t submit claims to any certifying body for you, and it isn’t connected to their portals. It prepares each claim so you know what to enter. The certifying body always has the final say on what it accepts.
Questions
Do I have to enter the same activity for each certification?
No. You enter it once. MyCertRenewal checks it against the renewal rules of each supported certification you hold and tracks a separate claim for each one it applies to.
Who decides whether a claim is accepted?
The certifying body. MyCertRenewal calculates credit from each certifying body’s stored rules, but the final say on what’s accepted is always theirs.
Which certifications does it check?
ISC2, CompTIA, EC-Council and ISACA certifications, with full credit rules. For Cisco’s CCNA, it shows where an activity could count. AWS certifications that renew by exam are tracked by their expiry date.
What if an activity doesn't qualify for one of my certifications?
It’s marked not eligible for that certification, with the reason recorded, so you don’t have to work it out again. It can still count toward your other certifications.
Start free today
Free for one person and up to 2 certifications. No card needed.
Certification renewal and CPE/CEU tracking for IT and security professionals who hold more than one certification. MyCertRenewal is a ConsultraCloud product.
MyCertRenewal is a ConsultraCloud product.
App screens show sample data. All trademarks belong to their respective owners. MyCertRenewal is not affiliated with or endorsed by ISC2, CompTIA, EC-Council, ISACA, Cisco, Credly, Amazon Web Services or Microsoft.
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