CERTINATOR / PRODUCT

Public certificate verification and privacy controls

Give recipients a public record link while controlling which supported fields are visible.

Fictional product example · no real messages or public records
Status
Registered · fictional record
Recipient
Alex Morgan
Issuer
Northline Learning Studio
Achievement
Creative Leadership Workshop

How it works

  1. Use a plan that includes verification and enable public verification in your credential setup.
  2. Review public fields before issuing. Anyone with the public URL may view enabled fields.
  3. Open Verification Records to inspect and edit supported public fields.
  4. Set expiry where appropriate. Expired records show Expired; revoked records show Revoked. Revocation is permanent.

Limits and prerequisites

The record reflects information submitted by the issuer. It does not prove recipient identity, accreditation, or the truth of an achievement. Email addresses are not a public verification field. Archiving a library entry does not revoke its public record. Record capacity depends on your plan.

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