SCUBAzen keeps your certification cards and your dive insurance on one page, titled certifications & insurance. Certifications never expire in the app; each insurance policy shows its expiry date and a status, so you can see at a glance whether your cover is still good.
Open the page
In settings, tap account, then tap certifications. The page that opens is titled certifications & insurance.
Two sections
Each section shows a count once it has something in it. Tap any row to open that card or policy. Tap add certification or add insurance at the foot of a section to add a new one.
If a section can’t load, it says so and offers retry. The add button stays available either way.
Insurance expiry status
Each policy with an expiry date carries one of three words under the date:
A policy is still in force on its expiry date. It shows expired from the next day.
When any policy is expired or expiring soon, the top of the page names it: the insurer, the date, and a count such as “expires in 20 days” or “expired 3 days ago”. If several need attention, it names the one that’s already expired, or else the one expiring soonest. When nothing needs attention, the top of the page is empty.
Certifications have an issue date but no expiry date, so they never show a status.
If you’ve renewed a policy, update the old one’s details or delete it. An expired policy left on file keeps showing expired here, and home reads it too.
Offline
You can add, edit and delete certifications and insurance without a connection. The change is kept on your phone and the app tells you it will sync when you’re back online. Card photos are the exception: adding one needs a connection.
During setup
The second step of first-run setup, titled your certifications, is this same page with only the certifications section. Insurance isn’t part of setup; add it here whenever you have a trip to cover.
