CPD records for every practitioner
Each activity holds the points claimed, where they came from and the supporting files. Progress is counted against the requirements for the practitioner's profession and jurisdiction.

One record per activity
Courses, legal writing, presentations and committee work use the same record fields.
Activity details
The date, provider, delivery mode, points, category and evidence are stored on the activity.
Category coverage
Points are counted against each compulsory area and against the annual total.
Activity caps
The scheme's cap for the activity type is applied when the activity is recorded.
Recording an activity
Activity details first
Record what you did, then the category and points claimed.
Profile-based options
Profession, jurisdiction and CPD year determine the categories, rates and dates shown.
Evidence on the entry
Attach a certificate, receipt or attendance email when you record the activity, or add it later.
Requirements by jurisdiction and profession
The table comes from the same requirements data Cupid uses to count each record, with the official sources and review date for every profile.
Checked against regulator sources on . Barrister schemes differ in most jurisdictions and are set out in the reference.
Evidence on the activity
Supporting files stay with their activity and can be included in a ZIP audit pack.
Certificates and receipts
Certificates, receipts and attendance lists attach to the activity they belong to.
Activities without evidence
List the activities in a CPD year that have no evidence attached.
Earlier years
Past CPD years keep their activities and evidence.
For firms
Session attendance, firm-wide CPD records and access controls.
For firmsCreate a workspace or book a walkthrough
In a walkthrough we enter one of your existing activities and attach its evidence.