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Supervision 2.0 The goal isn't to make supervision faster. It's to make it better — and to redirect the time that's currently spent on friction toward the things that actually matter. Preparation that draws together the relevant context automatically. A session structure that guides without constraining. Documentation that's accurate and complete the moment the session ends. Action tracking that doesn't rely on anyone remembering to check a PDF. Prompts that ensure supervision happens at the right frequency — not because someone is watching, but because the system makes it easy to stay on track. And through all of it, a record that works for the registered manager, the line manager, the supervisee, and the inspector — because it reflects what actually happened, not what someone remembered afterwards. The technology doesn't do the supervision. The human does. But right now, too much of that human's time and attention is going on the admin.