Precepte

Centralize residency program schedules, attendance, evaluations, and metrics in an app designed for coordinators, preceptors, and residents.

Precepte is the educational and administrative management platform for medical residency programs.

Built for coordinators, preceptors, and residents, the app centralizes pedagogical tracking, competency evaluations, schedule and academic attendance control, and program indicators — with no patient clinical data involved.

Who Precepte is for • Coordination: a consolidated view of the program, schedules, attendance, and academic indicators • Preceptors: pedagogical tracking, evaluations, and organization of the formative routine • Residents: schedule lookup, attendance check-in, and tracking of their own educational journey • Authorized administrative teams: support for program operations without mixing clinical workflows

Key features • Program schedules and shifts, organized by period and role • Academic attendance check-in, with location validation when the institution configures it • Pedagogical evaluations and competency tracking throughout training • Dashboards and indicators so coordination can follow program progress • Institutional communication across authorized roles • Per-institution isolation (multi-tenancy) with role-based access control • Mobile access aligned with coordination, preceptorship, and resident routines • History and administrative traceability of educational activities

How Precepte helps day to day • Reduces information scatter across spreadsheets, messages, and parallel controls • Makes educational tracking easier with records organized by role and institution • Supports coordination with useful indicators for residency program management • Gives residents transparency into schedules, attendance, and pedagogical evaluations • Helps preceptors conduct formative tracking with more structure • Standardizes administrative and pedagogical processes across cohorts and cycles

Schedules, attendance, and evaluations Organize schedules and shifts and record academic attendance consistently. When the institution enables it, check-in can include location validation — in an educational and administrative context. Track pedagogical evaluations and competencies throughout training, with clear role boundaries.

Indicators for coordination Dashboards and indicators help coordination follow attendance, schedules, evaluations, and administrative signals of educational management — without turning the app into a medical record or a clinical tool.

What Precepte is NOT Precepte is an administrative and pedagogical backend tool. It does not provide diagnosis, prescribing, clinical monitoring, or electronic patient records. It does not store or manage patient clinical data. Its scope is the educational and administrative management of medical residency.

Categories Education and Productivity — for institutions that organize the formative and administrative routine of the program, with a focus on processes, roles, and academic indicators.

Privacy and access Each institution operates in isolation from the others. Access is controlled by role (coordination, preceptorship, residents, and other authorized profiles). Use the app only with credentials provided by your institution.

Support and legal information Support: https://precepte.com.br/support/ Privacy: https://precepte.com.br/privacy/ Terms: https://precepte.com.br/terms/

About Precepte Precepte supports medical residency programs in organizing the formative cycle: schedules, academic attendance, competency evaluations, institutional communication, and management indicators. One place for coordination, preceptorship, and residents to follow the educational operations — with clear role boundaries and without mixing with clinical systems.

If your institution seeks to standardize residency processes, Precepte provides the digital foundation for that routine: role-based access, schedules and attendance, educational evaluations, and dashboards for coordination. Focused on education and productivity, with clear limits on what the platform does — and what it does not do.