Renewal Intelligence Engine
Find every CPE and CEU you've earned
Log it once. MyCertRenewal tells you everywhere it counts, finds the credit you missed, and shows the fastest legitimate path to every renewal.
Free for one person and up to 2 certifications. No card needed. Found credit and the renewal plan come with Pro.
Where this counts
Log one activity. See every certification it helps.
Enter a conference, webinar or course once. MyCertRenewal judges it against every certification you hold, each by its own certifying body’s rules: the category, the credit, the cycle limits and, for ISC2, Group A or B. You see why each number is what it is, and you add them all with one click. For Cisco’s CCNA, it shows where the activity could count and what to check, without a number, because Cisco sets the credit values itself.
Where this counts: one conference, judged separately for four certifications by three certifying bodies.
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+.
Found credit (Pro)
You've already earned credit you never claimed.
It’s easy to claim an activity for the certification you had in mind and forget the others. MyCertRenewal looks back over everything you have logged and shows the credit still waiting, such as a conference that also counts toward Cloud+ or a book that also counts at EC-Council. Review each one, then add it in a click. For CompTIA and ISACA, found credit only appears for activities you’ve marked as security content, because both want the content tied to the certification’s exam outline. Found credit doesn’t cover Cisco, which sets its own credit values.
The fastest legitimate path
A renewal plan that does the math for you.
No extra input needed. MyCertRenewal looks at every open gap, the deadlines that bind first and each certifying body’s limits, then builds a plan from free, everyday activities: live webinars, chapter meetings, free courses, a book review. One activity often counts for several certifications, and the plan uses that. Choose Best overall, Least time, Fewest activities or Lowest cost, see the hours it will take, and add it to your plan. A fifth mode, Highest career value, suggests up to three certifications to earn next that can also count toward the renewals you are short on. Cisco isn’t part of the plan’s math, but when a CCNA renewal is still short, the plan spells out Cisco’s own options: catalog training, Cisco exams and Cisco Live.
The fastest legitimate path: free, everyday activities that close every open gap, with the hours it will take.
The example
One 14-hour conference, judged four ways
A fictional professional with four certifications attends one 14-hour security conference. These are the numbers MyCertRenewal calculates from each certifying body’s rules.
| Certification | Credit | Why |
|---|---|---|
| CISSP (ISC2) | 14 CPE | Industry conference, Group A, 1 CPE per hour |
| Associate CCISO (EC-Council) | 14 CPE | Seminar or conference, using EC-Council member portal values (8 for a full day, 4 for a half day) |
| Security+ (CompTIA) | 6 CEUs | Needs a check: conference category, capped at what’s left of the 10 per cycle, and only if at least half the content relates to the Security+ exam objectives |
| Cloud+ (CompTIA) | None | Not eligible: the sessions were governance and SOC topics, none on cloud |
One conference: counts toward 2 certifications for 28 CPE. 1 more needs a check. Each certifying body’s rule applied separately, and every limit respected.
How it decides
Built for IT and security professionals who get audited
The engine never stretches a category, shows the reason behind every number, and asks when it’s missing a fact.
Each certifying body judges separately
One activity can count at ISC2, be capped at CompTIA and not count for another certification. Each answer shows why.
Rules, not guesses
Every value comes from the certifying body’s published category rules, limits and group maximums. When a certifying body sets the value itself, as Cisco does, MyCertRenewal says so instead of inventing one.
It asks instead of assuming
When a fact decides the answer, such as whether the content was about security or how long you spent preparing a talk, it asks.
You decide
Suggestions become claims only when you add them, and you review them before filing with the certifying body.
Questions about Renewal Intelligence
Does MyCertRenewal submit my CPEs for me?
No. No certifying body offers a way to submit on your behalf, and we will not log in to your portal. MyCertRenewal prepares everything: the category, the credit, the description in your own words and the evidence, so filing is quick.
Which certifications does the engine understand?
The full credit rules for ISC2, EC-Council, CompTIA and ISACA certifications are built in today, including ISACA’s CISA, CISM and CRISC, plus the CMMC credentials CCP and CCA. For Cisco’s CCNA, the engine shows where an activity could count and what to check, but never a number, because Cisco sets every credit value itself. AWS certifications that renew by exam are tracked by their expiry date. More certifying bodies are on the roadmap.
How does it know my conference counts for Security+?
It applies CompTIA’s own categories and limits for Security+. For CompTIA, content must relate to the certification’s exam objectives, so the app shows that as a check for you to confirm.
Will it ever claim something for me automatically?
No. It suggests; you add. Found credit is added as “identified” so you can review it before you file.
What if a suggestion does not fit?
Dismiss it and add a short reason. It is recorded as not eligible, with your reason, so the decision stays on your audit trail and the suggestion stops appearing. You can change it later from the activity.
Will the renewal plan’s activities cost me money?
The plan builds on free, everyday activities: live webinars, chapter meetings, free courses, reading and writing. The one exception is a CCNA renewal that is still short. There the plan lists Cisco’s own options (catalog training, Cisco exams and Cisco Live), and some of those may cost money.
Does it work for Cisco's CCNA?
Partly. Cisco sets every credit value itself and only accepts its own approved items, so for CCNA MyCertRenewal shows where an activity could count and what to check, but never a number. Found credit and the plan don’t include Cisco, but when a CCNA renewal is still short, your plan lists Cisco’s own options: catalog training, Cisco exams and Cisco Live.
Does it use AI?
The credit engine doesn’t. It applies each certifying body’s published rules, stored as data, which is why every number comes with its reason.
AI is used in one place. On Pro, Team and Compliance, it can read a certificate or email you upload or forward, so the form fills in the title, date, hours and provider for you to check before you save. When AI reading is on, the document is sent to Anthropic, which doesn’t use it to train its models and deletes it within 30 days, unless it must keep it longer as required by law or to enforce its usage policy. Your workspace owner (you, if you use MyCertRenewal on your own) can turn it off in Profile > Organization. How it works
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Free for one person and up to 2 certifications. No card needed. Upgrade to Pro or Team when you’re ready. Available in the United States and Canada.
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.
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