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Certificates for the people you recognise.
Event teams, universities, training providers, and community organisations use Verifycate to recognise a group and make that recognition checkable. The workflow is the same: design once, bring the list, and give every recipient a page anyone can verify.
Who it's for
Start from the group you're recognising
The certificate changes with the programme. The work behind it — the list, the missing names, the correction — does not.
Event organisers
Fests, conferences, and one-off events where the list arrives late and the certificates still have to go out.
Event certificatesTraining providers
Cohorts that finish on a schedule and need a credential that looks as considered as the programme.
Training certificatesCourse creators
Self-paced and live courses where completion deserves a page the learner can share with their network.
Course certificatesCorporate training
Internal programmes that need a record of completion, an expiry date when it lapses, and a correction path outside the inbox.
Training certificatesClubs & associations
Volunteer and community recognition where the people who gave their time should not have to chase a PDF.
Community certificatesUniversities & departments
Departments and programme offices issuing across cohorts, with the institution's identity on every certificate and page.
Course certificatesWhat you're issuing
One certificate workflow, five shapes
Each page explains the recipients, data, and follow-up work common to that kind of programme.
After the send
The work that usually lands in your inbox
Missing names, feedback, and spelling fixes are part of issuing certificates. They have a place in the product.
Collect the names you never had
Share one Issue Request Form link. Applicants confirm their email with a one-time code and submit their details; you review or issue automatically.
Read moreAsk for feedback before release
Give recipients a private form link and release the certificate only after they respond. Choose automatic release or review first.
Read moreLet recipients fix their own name
A correction request keeps the same certificate ID and public page, and never spends another credit. You approve the change once.
Read moreStart issuing
Ready to recognise your next group?
Start with 300 free credits. Design once, import the list you have, and give every recipient a page anyone can verify.