Estimate the unique continuing-education workload for two credentials when an activity may legitimately count toward both. The useful output is not just the number: it is the number together with the assumptions and eligibility checks that can change what you should do next.
What this calculator uses
The inputs on this page are Credential A remaining credits, Credential B remaining credits, Credits confirmed eligible for both. The planner shows the maximum numeric portion one activity could reduce across two remaining requirements without claiming that either authority accepts the overlap.
How to read the result
Only enter shared credits after both credential authorities accept the same activity for the relevant category and cycle.
What the number does not prove
The planner works from the data you provide. It does not validate provider approval, course eligibility, or the current status of the credential.
Best next step
Save the result with the underlying dates and source records so you can see what changed if the requirement, deadline, or completed-credit total changes later.