Changelog

Published Certifier in the Claude connector directory, so you can connect your workspace to Claude in a few clicks. Once connected, you can create, issue, search, and manage credentials by describing what you need in plain language.

Added native integrations with Teachable, Thinkific, and Kajabi, so a course completion issues a credential automatically. Map student name, email, course name, and any other attribute straight into your credential template.

Added right-to-left text support, so Arabic, Hebrew, and mixed-direction credentials render the way they should. Set text direction to LTR, RTL, or Auto on any text element in the design builder.

Introduced Forms, a new way to collect credential requests, applications, and event sign-ups without leaving Certifier. Build a branded form, publish it at its own URL or via a QR code, and connect it to an automation so that every submission automatically issues a credential. Submissions are stored in Certifier and can be exported to CSV.

Added four new design types — transcripts, training records, assessments, and letters — alongside certificates and badges. They use the same editor and can be combined on a single credential, so one credential can carry a public certificate and a detailed transcript.

Added a native LearnDash integration, available directly from the WordPress plugin directory. Course completions in LearnDash issue Certifier credentials automatically, with no custom code.

Added custom CSS and JavaScript for the credential experience, so the pages your recipients see can match your brand down to the detail.

Added PDF, PNG, and JSON download formats for credentials. Choose which ones recipients get under Advanced Settings → Recipient Interactions: PDF for print, PNG for cleaner social posts, and JSON for machine-readable data.

Added Owner-Only Credential Actions, restricting sharing, downloading, wallet and LinkedIn adds, and embedding to the verified owner of a credential. Recipients confirm ownership with a code sent to their email and stay verified for 72 hours.

Added Owner-Only Credential Actions, restricting sharing, downloading, wallet and LinkedIn adds, and embedding to the verified owner of a credential. Recipients confirm ownership with a code sent to their email and stay verified for 72 hours.

Added a native Moodle integration, published in Moodle's official plugin directory. Course completions issue credentials automatically.

Published the Certifier app in the ChatGPT app directory. Connect your workspace once, and you can issue, look up, and manage credentials without leaving the conversation.

Added a native Canvas integration, published in the Instructure marketplace. Admins install it straight from Canvas, and course completions issue Certifier credentials automatically.

Added SEO Indexing Controls, giving you full control over whether your public issuer and credential pages appear in search engine results. Enable or disable indexing at any time from Issuer → General Settings to balance discoverability with privacy based on your organization's needs.

Introduced Certifier MCP, giving ChatGPT and Claude direct access to your credentialing workflows. Simply describe what you need, and your AI assistant can create, issue, search, and manage credentials on your behalf.

Introduced AI Credential Template Generation, allowing you to create a complete credential template in just a few steps. Simply describe your event, course, or certification, and Certifier AI will generate a fully structured template—including the name, description, and advanced details—ready to customize and use in seconds.

Introduced Multi-Design Credentials, allowing you to attach up to 10 different designs to a single credential. Deliver certificates in multiple languages, provide personalized transcripts, or include supporting documents—all while controlling the order in which recipients experience each design.

Added Organization Ownership Transfer, making it easy to hand over workspace ownership when roles or responsibilities change. Transfer ownership to another user in your organization in just a few clicks, then continue as an Organization Admin or leave the organization entirely.

Added Detailed Email Bounce Insights, giving you clear visibility into why credential delivery emails fail. View specific bounce reasons—from invalid email addresses and full mailboxes to authentication, domain, or recipient policy restrictions—so you can quickly resolve issues and resend credentials with confidence.

Renamed Groups to Credential templates to better reflect their purpose in credential issuance. Each credential template contains: design, name, description, and other key details you set up once and reuse whenever you need to issue credentials in the future.

Added Credential Monitor — a customizable dashboard section that surfaces key signals, including change requests, credential open rate, drafts, scheduled credentials, and more!

Introduced KBar — a command-based interface that provides fast access to actions, navigation, and contextual search across the application.KBar is accessible via keyboard shortcut or from the sidebar and supports both a global mode with primary quick actions and context-aware modes that surface relevant actions when working inside specific entities such as groups, credentials, pathways, designs, and others.

Added a dedicated Activity Logs page under Settings, allowing Workspace Admins and authorized custom roles to track actions performed across the workspace. Logs include user details, operation type, source (Web or API), result status, filtering options, and expandable technical context for auditing and troubleshooting.

Introduced Custom Roles with granular permission management. Workspace Admins and users with appropriate permissions can now create roles tailored to specific needs. Custom Roles are configured by defining which areas of the application a role can access and which actions are allowed within each area (e.g. create, read, update, delete), enabling flexible permission models aligned with internal processes and security requirements.

Added new options for recipients to embed credentials using code embed (responsive HTML snippet) or image embed (direct image URL), enabling verified credential display across websites, profile pages, and other digital touchpoints while preserving verification links.