The 2027 BCBA® fieldwork supervision requirements are different. Is your documentation keeping up?

Starting January 1, 2027, the BACB® is raising the bar on what supervisors are responsible for tracking. Observation requirements now have minimum time thresholds — not just a checkbox that it happened. Supervisory period calculations shift. Hour caps increase. And two eligibility pathways disappear entirely.

None of this is complicated. But all of it needs to be documented, and if you're still tracking fieldwork the way you always have, you're going to have gaps you can't afford.

The BCBA® Fieldwork Supervision Tracker is a free spreadsheet built to help you stay organized under the demands supervisors actually face — including the ones taking effect in 2027.

  • Track observation time, not just occurrence — because the new standard requires it

  • Calculate supervision percentages accurately across both fieldwork types

  • Document session content, supervisee progress, and monthly hour totals in one place

  • Stay audit-ready without spending your evenings reconstructing records from memory

This isn't about being scared of a BACB® audit. It's about doing the job well and not making it harder on yourself than it needs to be. January 1, 2027 is close enough that now is the right time to get organized.

Not affiliated with or endorsed by the BACB®. Built for supervisors who want to stay ahead of the paperwork, not buried in it.