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Certificates make “certified partner” mean something - a branded, verifiable, time-bound credential that proves competency and unlocks program benefits.

The problem it solves

Programs love to call partners certified, but without a real credential it is just a word:

Impact

A certificate is the one thing in your program a partner will voluntarily put in front of their own customers. Making it real, and making it theirs, is marketing you cannot buy.

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How it works

Certificates are the credential layer on top of training. Design a branded certificate: name, description, colors, badge and background. Then award it automatically when a learner completes a course and passes its quiz, in bulk to a whole segment, or to individuals by hand. Each certificate carries a validity period, so credentials expire and partners re-certify as your product evolves. Every issued certificate has a shareable, verifiable page, and issuance syncs to your CRM so certification status sits on the partner record. You can even generate a certificate for a course with AI in one click, with no design work. Generate an on-brand background image from a prompt too, or hide the logo when your background already carries your branding. Certification becomes automated and trustworthy. Completion plus a passing score issues the certificate automatically; validity periods expire it on schedule; and issuance flows to the CRM, where it can gate tiers, margins, or co-selling. The credential is branded, shareable, and verifiable - something partners are proud to display and prospects can trust.

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Going deeper

How to

Setup, configuration, and all how-to guides.

API reference

Integration surface and code.
Works with

Progress Tracking

Course completion triggers issuance.

Quizzes

Gate certificates behind a passing score.

Tiers

Make certification a tier requirement.

Partner Team

Show the assigned manager as the issuer.

Workflows

Award a certificate from a workflow, and act on the partner the moment one is earned.