Your stuff — the /me self-service portal
For everyoneYour stuff — the /me portal
Section titled “Your stuff — the /me portal”The /me page is your own private hub: every personal surface across
Keystone in one place. Open it from the user menu, or go straight to
/me.
What you’ll see
Section titled “What you’ll see”The hub shows a card for each surface that’s relevant to you. If a section doesn’t apply — for example you have no SCR record, or no policies have been targeted at your role — that card is hidden. The hub stays quiet so the things that are there earn your attention.
| Card | What it covers | Badge |
|---|---|---|
| Your policies | Trust and academy policies you’re expected to acknowledge. | Number of policies awaiting your acknowledgement (warning tone, alert if 3 or more). |
| Your risk assessments | H&S risk assessments published for your team. | Number outstanding (warning tone). |
| Your SCR record | KCSIE statutory checks (DBS, identity, right-to-work, prohibition, references) on file for you. Read-only. | Number expiring (warning) or expired (alert). |
| Where you’re signed in | Active sessions on your account. Sign out of any you don’t recognise. | Total session count when more than 1. |
Your SCR record
Section titled “Your SCR record”If you’re a member of staff, your trust holds a Single Central Record of statutory checks against you under KCSIE. The /me/scr page renders that record exactly as the trust holds it — grouped by check category (DBS, Identity & RTW, Qualifications, Other), with the issue date, expiry date, certificate reference, verification flag and a chip showing whether the check is in date, expiring soon or expired.
It’s read-only. If something looks wrong — for example a check shown as expired that has actually been renewed — send the certificate to your trust IT lead and they’ll update the record.
Where you’re signed in
Section titled “Where you’re signed in”Every active session on your account is listed with the browser, the operating system, the IP address it last used and how long ago it was active. Your current session is tagged “This device” and isn’t revocable from this page (revoking yourself mid-request would be weirder than just signing out from the user menu).
For any other session, click Sign out to revoke it immediately — the device will be signed out the next time it tries to make a request. The bottom action Sign out other devices does the same for everything except your current session in one click.
This is your Cyber Essentials transparency: if you ever wonder “am I signed in somewhere I shouldn’t be?”, this page tells you.
What’s coming
Section titled “What’s coming”More cards arrive as new modules ship — your CPD log, your absence balance, your contracted hours, your assigned assets. Each of those is gated behind a permission and may not appear for every user.