TSA is the shared record for clinical supervision in Minnesota. Supervisees log the hour, supervisors sign it off, and the BOSW verification packet generates itself at renewal — no spreadsheets, no transcription, no surprises.
I attest that I have provided supervision to the above-named licensee in accordance with Minn. Stat. § 148E.115…
The supervisee logs the session. The supervisor confirms it. The same signed record counts toward licensure and satisfies the supervisor's documentation duty — entered once, trusted by both.
You're carrying your whole licensure future in a spreadsheet. Move it somewhere built for the job — log a session in 30 seconds from your phone, watch your hours roll up by pathway, and walk into renewal with the packet already done.
You carry the liability for every hour you attest to. TSA gives you a clean signature queue, a roster of every supervisee's progress, and an immutable record that holds up the day an auditor asks — without rebuilding three years of notes the week before renewal.
We built TSA around one set of rules and maintain it precisely. The hour caps, the individual-versus-group split, the form layouts, the statute language on the attestation line — all matched to what the Minnesota boards actually require, and updated when the rules change.
When you submit, the packet looks the way your board expects it to look. That's the whole product.
Capture date, duration, modality, and a short reflection right after your meeting — two minutes on your phone.
Sessions land in your signature queue. Confirm a week of supervision in under a minute. After sign-off the record is immutable.
At renewal, the verification form, supervision plan, and hour summary export from the shared ledger — already in BOSW layout.
Pick a supervisee's pathway and the dashboard, hour caps, and renewal forms reconfigure to match. No generic "hours" bucket, no guessing what the board wants.
I attest that I have provided supervision to the above-named licensee in accordance with Minn. Stat. § 148E.115…
Hour rules and form layouts are tracked to current requirements under Minn. Stat. § 148E.115 and the corresponding BMFT and BBHT rules. TSA is an independent documentation tool and is not affiliated with or endorsed by any Minnesota licensing board.
One subscription covers a supervisor and every supervisee they invite. If you were invited, the app is free — forever.
No. Supervisees use TSA free, forever — whether you were invited or signed up on your own. The subscription covers the supervisor.
No platform fees. If you collect supervision payments through TSA, Stripe charges its standard 2.9% + 30¢ for processing, which we pass through at cost — we add nothing on top. Your subscription is what funds the documentation product; payments are infrastructure. If you collect payment outside TSA, there's nothing additional to pay.
Yes. Sign up, log sessions, and import existing hours right away. They won't count toward licensure until a verified supervisor confirms them — so you'll be prompted to invite one, and your logged sessions start counting the moment they join.
Not yet — and we won't pretend to. TSA is built precisely around the Minnesota boards. We'd rather be exactly right for one state than approximately right for fifty. Other states are on the roadmap.
The Board of Social Work (LGSW, LISW, LICSW), the Board of Marriage & Family Therapy (LMFT), and the Board of Behavioral Health & Therapy (LPCC).
The supervision verification form, the supervision plan, the mid-point review, and an hour summary — all built from your signed ledger in the layout your board expects.
Whether you're logging your first hour or signing off your seventh supervisee, the record stays clean and the packet stays ready.