How Certifier integrates with Docebo
Certifier integrates with Docebo directly. Thanks to Certifier’s built-in workflow, the process requires no external platforms or coding. You connect both accounts, select a course to monitor, and choose your certificate design.
Then, when someone finishes training, Docebo will send their name, email, and completion details to Certifier. Certifier will use this data to personalize a certificate, badge, or credential using your design and automatically email it to the recipient.
Each email links to a public-facing page where recipients can download or share their certificate online. Third parties can also verify the certificate with a single click through the same portal.
Certifier and Docebo workflows
Available workflows (2)
Docebo course completed > Issue a credential with Certifier
Docebo course completed > Create a credential draft in Certifier
Setup steps
- 1
Go to Certifier’s Docebo automation template and copy the redirect URL provided.
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Open Docebo’s API Credentials and add an OAuth2 app using the redirect URL.
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Open Advanced Settings, select “Authorization code + implicit grant,” then activate the app.
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Return to Certifier, enter your Docebo platform URL and API credentials, then authorize the connection.
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Choose the course to monitor from the Course field.
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Configure Certifier’s “Issue Credential” action by selecting your template and mapping the required recipient fields.
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Set “Issue Credential” to “True” for automatic issuance or “False” to save drafts for review, then save your workflow.
Key benefits
Flexible design
You can use your logo, colors, and preferred layout, choose single- or multi-page formats, and update already issued certificates anytime.
Public verification
White-label pages show issuer and recipient names, certificate IDs, and expiry details, helping prove authenticity while boosting brand visibility.
Engagement insights
Certifier tracks email delivery, credential views, and social shares, letting you measure engagement and see who needs follow-up.
Is this integration right for you?
L&D teams
Create multi-page employee certificates with detailed records and automate expiration reminders for recurring training.
Partner enablement managers
Display both company and partner logos on certificates and use separate templates or workspaces for different partners.
Customer education providers
Use certification pathways and automate milestone badges to keep customers engaged with your success programs.
Frequently asked questions
No, you don't need a developer to connect Docebo to Certifier. The setup is entirely code-free.
Just open both admin dashboards, copy Certifier's redirect URL into a new Docebo OAuth2 app, then enter your Docebo client credentials in Certifier to authorize the connection.
Many of the features covered on this page start on Certifier’s Professional plan, including expiration dates, QR codes for verifying printed credentials, and multi-page certificates.
You also get up to 1,000 issuances per year, with the option to increase your limit without changing plans. Premium branding, including white-label wallet pages, is available as a paid add-on or included in the Advanced plan.
No, you can't edit an active automation in Certifier. To change the selected course, template, or delivery settings, you'll need to delete the existing automation and create a new one.
However, while you can’t select a different template for an already active workflow, you can still edit the design of an existing template without starting over. Those changes will also appear on previously issued credentials.
Yes, you can issue credentials for past Docebo completions, but not with the automated workflow. The integration works only when it sees a "Course Completed" trigger.
If you have a backlog, you can export those completion records from Docebo and upload the recipient list to Certifier as a CSV file. Then, you can issue and email the credentials in bulk.
No, your trainees or clients don’t need a Certifier account to access their credentials. They’ll receive an email with a link to their online credential page, where they can view, download, or share their certificate or badge without signing up.
Anyone with the public link can also view and verify the credential.
