BCBA supervision documentation in the SupervisionLog app on a phone
BCBA Supervision Documentation

BCBA supervision documentation, done in a minute.

Log every supervision session you provide and keep audit-ready supervision records on hand at all times. A built-in supervision narrative generator writes the note for you — editable, always in your voice — so BACB audit preparation takes minutes, not hours.

Works alongside CentralReach, Rethink, Catalyst, and any platform you already use.

One job. Done in a minute.

Most supervision tools try to be your whole practice-management system. SupervisionLog does one thing: it logs the supervision you provide and hands you audit-ready supervision records whenever you need them. That's it. No dashboards to configure, no competency matrices, no org settings — just the thing you actually opened the app to do.

One-minute logging

Tap who, when, and what you worked on. Recurring sessions fill themselves in — just add what happened.

Notes that write themselves

Tap a few chips and the supervision narrative generator writes a professional, audit-friendly note — editable, always in your voice.

Pull records in seconds

Pick a supervisee and a date range. Get a formatted supervision record ready to paste into your BACB audit preparation response.

Not trying to be everything

Some supervision platforms are built for agencies managing dozens of trainees, with dashboards and competency tracking. If that's what you need, there are good options for that. If you just need to log supervisee hours and pull a record when it matters — that's what this is.

The note auditors want to see — without writing it.

SupervisionLog turns your taps into standard supervision documentation: what was covered, methods used, competency, and next steps.

Generated summary
Supervision included case review, parent/caregiver training, and ethics and compliance. Direct performance feedback, modeling, and positive reinforcement were provided during review of implementation. Competency was evaluated through observation and discussion. The supervisee will continue current programming and bring updated data to the next supervision meeting.
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