Core membership
Free
Connect, contribute and explore.
- Exchange ideas and experience with peers
- Join communities and build your professional record
- Give and receive attestations
- Get started with a monthly allowance of Ask Doshin
Compare notes with peers, offer a little mentoring or find paid work that draws on your experience. Share as much or as little as you feel comfortable with. You choose who to help, how much time to give and, for paid work, the terms you agree.
Find people who have walked in your shoes, learn from their experiences and succeed with their help. Sometimes a short conversation is enough; other times, a specialist or team when you need more.
Share your experience, exchange ideas and learn from people who understand your work. Find useful support, help others move forward and discover opportunities when they’re right for you.
Core membership is free. Paid tools are optional.
Communities of Excellence
Our first fourteen communities connect people around real business challenges. Find familiar expertise, explore something new and meet people who understand your work. You can belong in more than one. On joining we’ll make suggestions on the ones we think will appeal. Challenges often cross communities. doshin helps you connect with the mix of experience you need.
Shape how the business creates value and works to deliver it.
Draws on: BIZBOK, BABOK, TOGAF, SFIA and government service-design guidance; Shingo informs sustained improvement.
These frameworks inform the capability descriptions and review guidance; they do not imply accreditation or endorsement.
Explore the community criteriaShape physical products, digital products and services that people value and can use.
Draws on: SFIA, Government Digital and Data roles, the GOV.UK Design System, and IDSA guidance for industrial design.
These sources inform the scope and prototype review guidance; detailed criteria need practitioner review. They do not imply accreditation or endorsement.
Explore the community criteriaMake technology serve the business.
Draws on: SFIA 9, Government Digital and Data role guidance.
These frameworks inform the capability descriptions and review guidance; they do not imply accreditation or endorsement.
Explore the community criteriaTurn priorities into progress.
Draws on: the APM Competence Framework, government delivery-role guidance.
These frameworks inform the capability descriptions and review guidance; they do not imply accreditation or endorsement.
Explore the community criteriaHelp people make change work.
Draws on: the CIPD Profession Map, the IoIC Profession Map.
These frameworks inform the capability descriptions and review guidance; they do not imply accreditation or endorsement.
Explore the community criteriaMake everyday performance better.
Draws on: operational practice; the Shingo Model for sustained improvement.
These frameworks inform the capability descriptions and review guidance; they do not imply accreditation or endorsement.
Explore the community criteriaKeep goods flowing through uncertainty.
Draws on: ASCM's SCOR reference model.
These frameworks inform the capability descriptions and review guidance; they do not imply accreditation or endorsement.
Explore the community criteriaMake sound decisions with risks in view.
Draws on: IRM and IIA frameworks, the Orange Book, GovS 007.
These frameworks inform the capability descriptions and review guidance; they do not imply accreditation or endorsement.
Explore the community criteriaMake the investment and the deal work.
Draws on: the Treasury Green Book, CIPS, GovS 008.
These frameworks inform the capability descriptions and review guidance; they do not imply accreditation or endorsement.
Explore the community criteriaBuild relationships. Create sustainable growth.
Draws on: the ISP Sales Capability Framework, sales occupational standards.
These frameworks inform the capability descriptions and review guidance; they do not imply accreditation or endorsement.
Explore the community criteriaFind, win and keep the right customers.
Draws on: CIM qualification material, the OASIS campaign approach.
These frameworks inform the capability descriptions and review guidance; they do not imply accreditation or endorsement.
Explore the community criteriaTurn data into insight and apply AI responsibly in real work.
Explore the capabilities and the examples that support them.
Explore the community criteriaShape how organisations work and help people make change happen.
Explore the capabilities and the examples that support them.
Explore the community criteriaApply legal analysis, advice and representation to business decisions, agreements and disputes.
Explore the capabilities and the examples that support them.
Explore the community criteriaCommunities are shaped by members. We will add others where there is a clear need and people committed to making them useful.
What supports your experience
Start with your CV or LinkedIn profile, then build on it as you learn, contribute and deliver. Check your record, add peer reviews and evidence from real work, and choose what to share.
Reviews will focus on specific experience and the evidence supporting it. Relevant practitioners will assess what that evidence supports, with relationships and conflicts declared.
Capability level is separate from review status: Foundation, Practitioner, Expert or Mastery. Any level, including Mastery, may be self-assessed. Independent review and full closed-loop delivery evidence are separate, and apply only to the capability and work reviewed. Confirmation from someone involved in the work will be distinguished from independent review. Where evidence is limited, that will be made clear. Members will be able to request corrections and submit additional evidence.
Start simply. Keep your record current as your experience grows. Add evidence alongside the work and skills it supports, and choose what to share.
Each label applies to the experience described. You choose what each audience sees.
Illustrative example. Review and evidence apply to the particular work described.
The shape of your experience
Your experience may span several communities. A radar brings that breadth into view, helping people see where you could contribute.
A specialist’s shape may look very different from a generalist’s. What matters is the experience a piece of work needs.
The detail behind each area shows what you have done and the evidence supporting it.
Membership and costs
For individuals, teams and organisations.
Membership connects you with people and experience. Optional paid tools give you more capacity for your own work or a shared workspace for your team.
Proposed Professional pricing: £25 per month.
Free
Connect, contribute and explore.
Proposed pricing
£25 / month
More room to think through your work.
Proposed launch features.
Proposed pricing
From £150 / month
Bring your team’s context and thinking together.
Proposed starting price for up to five people. Final pricing depends on team size and support agreed. Shared workspace features are planned for launch.Larger team or organisation? Talk to us.
Paid tools do not buy better standing or priority in recommendations. Paid prices, AI allowances and included tools will be confirmed before paid membership opens. You will see the price and what is included before choosing anything paid.
Getting started
You might want a useful conversation, help with a problem or a chance to develop your experience. You can begin there.
Membership opens in stages. Register your interest and we will let you know when an invitation is available.
No payment or commitment. Registering your interest does not create a member account.
No. Join to seek perspectives, contribute experience or both. Employed, independent, early in your career and between roles all belong.
Yes. Find opportunities through your experience and evidence, or connect with someone who can help. If you decide to work together, agree scope, rates and terms directly, with no doshin placement fee or rate markup. Explore the ways to work together.
No. Start with your role, context and what you want to do. Add supporting evidence when it is useful to you.
Your questions and conversations remain private unless you choose to share them. You choose who can see your professional record. You review assessment findings before sharing them. You can correct facts and respond to findings; reviewers remain responsible for the judgement they sign.
No. You decide which requests to consider. Scope, time and any payment are agreed before you accept.
We will confirm your interest and contact you as invitations become available. You can decide whether to join then. There is no payment to register.