Find out how CredShare can help you easily store, manage, and share your credentials, so you can always be job-ready.
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We’re out to enable safer, better, faster projects – for organisations and workers across the globe.
It’s easy to forget, but compliance is about protecting people.
From dangerous work conditions…
From substandard work…
From being taken advantage of...
But regulations designed to protect, rarely consider how those obligations should be met. The burden of compliance falls upon the organisations, and it can be a heavy burden to carry.
The problem is, the harder it is, the greater the chance of mistakes.
When mistakes are made, people can be hurt, and lives can be lost.
We believe compliance is too important to be so hard.
We started CredShare to make workforce compliance management easy, for organisations and workers.
We believe that the easier compliance is to do, the more likely it gets done.
We’re on a mission to make workforce compliance easier than ever, and in doing so, empower safer, better, and faster projects – across the globe.
Head of Issuing Authorities
About Grame
Grame Barty is one of Australia's leading experts in the global commercialization of technology innovation.
Over a ten year period he founded a company - HarvestRoad Ltd - that developed one of the world's first cloud based learning object repositories for the education and Defence training sectors.
He then joined Austrade where he was appointed firstly to run Austrades pan American operations based in Los Angeles and then as Executive Director International Group based in Sydney headquarters.
Why CredShare?
“Credshare™ has many similarities to HarvestRoad Hive™ which is why I could quickly see what was possible with this capability.”
“CredShares multilayer verification and security process allows: individuals to prove they are who they say they are; for issuing Authorities to say this credential is what it says it is; for individuals to confirm that it belongs to them; and to decide organisations that need to see it.”
