
Do-IT Profiler is our online neurodiversity profiler that provides organisations, HR and People teams, and individuals with the screening tools to identify, support and maximise each person's outcomes.
of the population is neurodivergent — at least 1 in 6 of your workforce
increase in neurodiversity-related employment tribunal cases since 2016
of HR professionals have seen a definite increase in Employee Relations (ER) cases with a neurodiversity element
Employers have a legal duty to make reasonable adjustments under the Equality Act 2010, even without a formal diagnosis
Most employers are aware of neurodiversity. Far fewer have a consistent, scalable process for identifying and supporting neurodivergent employees. The gap between awareness and action is where risk arises — and where talented people are quietly struggling or leaving.
Do-IT Profiler closes that gap.
Do-IT Profiler is a modular, web-based neurodiversity screening platform developed over more than 20 years by Professor Amanda Kirby — one of the UK's leading clinical and research experts in neurodiversity.
It is already trusted by more than 100,000 users across the UK and Ireland, and has been implemented across employment, apprenticeship, education, and justice settings. In the workplace, it gives organisations a structured, person-centred way to identify neurodivergent traits, generate personalised support, and create an evidence trail that demonstrates compliance with reasonable adjustment duties. For applications beyond the workplace, visit doitprofiler.com.
Accessible from any device, no software to install. Employees complete at their own pace.
On completion, the system generates a personalised report with practical adjustment recommendations — available immediately.
HR teams can view responses, track trends, and manage licences from a central data management centre.
Built-in training videos and guidance mean your team can deploy this without external consultants.
Your platform, your branding. Employees will see your familiar, trusted logo.
Fully voiced, captioned videos, adjustable display, minimal text entry, keyboard navigation, screen reader compatible.
Why the approach matters as much as the tool.
Neurodivergent traits co-occur more often than not. Up to 4 in 5 people with autism also have DCD; up to 1 in 2 people with dyslexia also have dyscalculia. Screening for one condition and missing the rest isn't support, it's a partial picture. Do-IT Profiler screens across six neurodivergent trait areas simultaneously: Dyslexia, Dyspraxia/DCD, ADHD, Autism Spectrum Condition (ASC) traits, Dyscalculia and Developmental Language Disorder (DLD) traits. The screening explores areas including literacy, attention, memory, coordination, social communication, language, numeracy and more.
The profiler captures both strengths and challenges. Adjustments and support are more effective when they're based on a full picture of the individual.
Reports, recommended adjustments, and resources are tailored to the employee's strengths and challenges.
The system flags individuals who may need further assessment or specialist support — so you can prioritise resources and act early, before situations escalate.
Employees move through a series of self-directed modules at their own pace. The platform saves progress automatically so they can complete it across multiple sessions. All content is fully voiced and accessible.
Captures essential demographic and background information, which can be updated as circumstances change.
Screens for strengths and challenges across six neurodivergent conditions. Identifies those who may benefit from further support and assessments.
Explores the employee's current role, communication preferences, and any adjustments already in place.
Covers home and work life, thoughts, feelings, and overall health — giving a complete picture of the person, not just the role.
Looks at skills such as time management, planning, and organisation.
Workplace adjustments in an action plan format, completed collaboratively with the line manager or employer.
Do-IT Profiler generates a detailed, timestamped record of the screening process and recommended accommodations. In the event of an employment tribunal, this demonstrates proactive steps taken to meet reasonable adjustment duties.
Early identification and targeted support reduces the likelihood of performance issues, sickness absence, and formal complaints escalating. The profiler helps you act before situations deteriorate.
Replacing a salaried employee costs an average of 6-9 months' salary when you factor in recruitment, onboarding, and lost productivity. Retaining a supported neurodivergent employee is significantly cheaper — and produces better outcomes for the team.
Organisations that actively support neurodivergent employees attract a broader talent pool and build a reputation that supports recruitment as well as retention.
The management dashboard enables cohort-level analysis — identifying patterns across teams, roles, or departments that inform strategic People decisions.
Data is stored on Microsoft Azure UK South servers. Do-IT Solutions Ltd holds Cyber Essentials+ certification and ISO/IEC 27001 certification. Two-factor authentication and single sign-on are available as optional extras. Organisations are the data controllers — Do-IT Solutions Ltd acts as a trusted data processor. Hierarchical access rights mean you control who sees what in your Profiler Management Centre.
Do-IT Profiler was founded by Professor Amanda Kirby — medical doctor, Emeritus Professor at the University of South Wales, and Honorary Professor at Cardiff University. She has lived experience of neurodiversity herself and is the author of the City & Guilds Neurodiversity Index. With over 20 years leading a transdisciplinary team, she has authored 10 books and more than 100 research papers on neurodiversity. Her book Neurodiversity at Work won the Business Book of the Year Award.
The profiler has been developed and refined over more than two decades, with input from psychologists, workplace assessors, educators, medical professionals, academics, and the neurodivergent community itself.
"With the right tools and mindset, you can move beyond compliance to true workplace inclusion, where neurodivergent talent is recognised, valued, and supported at all stages of the employee lifecycle."
— Professor Amanda Kirby

See the platform in action. Our team will walk you through the system, answer your questions, and help you work out the right approach for your organisation.
Supporting neurodivergent employees isn't just the right thing to do. It's the smart, legally sound, commercially sensible thing to do.