DSPLife

Expiration Alerts

How training expiration alerts and due dates work.

TrainingHub tracks due dates on every compliance record so that administrators always know where their organization stands, and can act before a certification actually lapses.

How Due Dates Are Set

When a compliance record is created --- either automatically through a course completion or manually by an administrator --- a due date is assigned. For annual DBHDS requirements, the due date is set to one year from the completion date. This mirrors the renewal cycle that DBHDS licensors expect to see in staff records.

Dashboard Indicators

The compliance dashboard surfaces expiration risk through color-coded status indicators:

  • Yellow (Due Soon) --- The training will expire within 30 days. Schedule retraining now.
  • Red (Non-Compliant) --- The training has already expired. This is an immediate finding risk during an audit.

Items remain green as long as the due date is more than 30 days away.

Best Practice

Review the compliance dashboard on a weekly basis. Catching yellow items early gives you time to schedule retraining, remind staff, and get completions recorded before anything turns red. A few minutes of weekly review is far less stressful than discovering expired records the day before a licensor visit.