State coverage

The states and licenses AuditHalo covers with board-verified rules, and what to do if your state is not listed yet.

Last updated Sep 14, 2026

This guide lists the states AuditHalo covers with board-verified canonical rules and explains what to do if your state is not among them. Each state page on the marketing site carries the license details and the board citation; this article is the quick index.

Covered states and licenses

AuditHalo covers ten states at launch, each mapped to its pre-licensure credential:

StateLicenseCredential name
ArizonaLACLicensed Associate Counselor
CaliforniaAPCCAssociate Professional Clinical Counselor
DelawareLACMHLicensed Associate Counselor of Mental Health
FloridaRMHCIRegistered Mental Health Counselor Intern
LouisianaPLPCProvisional Licensed Professional Counselor
North CarolinaLCMHCALicensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor Associate
New YorkLMHC-LPLicensed Mental Health Counselor, Limited Permit
OhioLPCLicensed Professional Counselor (toward LPCC)
TexasLPC-AssociateLicensed Professional Counselor Associate
WashingtonLMHCALicensed Mental Health Counselor Associate

For the full requirements and the board citation for a state, see its page under audithalo.com/states.

Note: Each canonical rule is versioned and grounded in the state's administrative code. When a board changes a requirement, AuditHalo publishes a new rule version and offers to upgrade affected assignments. See Rule versions and drift.

If your state is not listed

A supervisee must be on a rule to be tracked. If AuditHalo does not yet cover your state, an HR admin on a Practice or Enterprise plan can author a custom rule from the state's administrative code.

See Creating custom rules.

What's next

Frequently asked questions

What license does AuditHalo track in each state?

NC LCMHCA, CA APCC, FL RMHCI, TX LPC-Associate, NY LMHC Limited Permit, AZ LAC, DE LACMH, LA PLPC, OH LPC, and WA LMHCA.

Can I use AuditHalo for a state that is not listed?

Not with a canonical rule, but an HR admin on a Practice or Enterprise plan can author a custom rule for an uncovered state.

Are the state requirements verified?

Each canonical rule is grounded in the state board's administrative code and versioned. The state page shows the citation so you can check it yourself.