How Certifier integrates with eFront Pro
Certifier integrates with eFront Pro through connectors like Zapier. Selected events in eFront trigger the connector to pass learner and course data to Certifier. Then, Certifier issues a certificate, badge, or credential from a chosen template and emails it to the qualifying recipient.
Your team continues handling training in eFront while Certifier takes over certificate management, adding self-service recipient pages for easier access, validity checks, and update requests.
Different business units or programs can use separate Certifier groups with their own branded designs. Like eFront, Certifier also tracks issue and expiration dates and supports recertification reminders.
Certifier and eFront Pro workflows
Available workflows (2)
New certificate issued in eFront > Issue credential with Certifier
New eFront group created > Create group in Certifier
Setup steps
- 1
Create a new Zap and select eFront Pro as the trigger app.
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Choose an eFront trigger that should kickstart certification, such as “New Certificate Issued” or “New Group.”
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Connect eFront Pro using your domain and API key, then select the course to monitor.
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Add Certifier as the action app and select “Issue Credential” to automate certificates or badges.
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Connect Certifier, choose the Group with your credential template, and map recipient and credential data from eFront Pro to Certifier.
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Test the Zap to confirm the credential output, then hit Publish.
Key benefits
Easy visual design
Certifier’s visual editor lets anyone create white-label certificates from scratch or customize hundreds of ready-made templates with no code.
Public credential experience
Each certificate or badge gets a live page on your domain with your branding and issuer name, ready for recipients to share publicly.
Enterprise-ready features
Credentials use unique IDs and cryptographic signatures for trusted verification, and custom DPA terms can be tailored to your requirements.
Is this integration right for you?
L&D administrators
Organize credentials by learning paths and segmented groups, view filtered reports, and update live records without reissuing certificates.
Compliance managers
Set automatic certificate expirations and reminders for yearly retraining, with one-click validity checks and audit-ready credential histories.
Partner training teams
Manage partner credentials across separate workspaces and use distinct templates with two-logo branding and multi-page training records.
Frequently asked questions
The integration needs both Zapier and Certifier, each offering free and paid plans. Zapier's free plan limits you to two-step Zaps and 100 tasks/month, while paid plans unlock higher workflow limits.
Certifier's free plan includes the design builder and mass issuing with a yearly limit of 250 credentials. Paid plans offer higher limits, expirable credentials, and analytics.
Certifier’s free Starter plan covers the basics — free templates, a drag-and-drop certificate editor, basic verification, and mass issuing. The Professional plan includes email branding, credential expiry, and certificate activity analytics.
For enterprise features like custom domains and SLA or DPA terms, you need an Advanced plan. Premium page branding and multiple workspaces are available as paid add-ons on any plan.
No, you don’t need to replace native certificates. The native certificate issued inside eFront Pro acts as the core trigger for the entire automated workflow.
When a user completes a course and eFront generates a certificate, it signals Zapier to pass the data along and instantly issue a public-facing credential via Certifier.
Yes. Zapier’s “New Certificate Issued” trigger for eFront Pro requires a Course ID. Choose the course when setting up the Zap, and only certificates issued for that course will trigger the Certifier action.
For multiple courses, create separate Zaps so each course can route recipients to the appropriate Certifier group and template.
Certifier’s enterprise features give you tight access control and a clear record of admin activity. SAML 2.0 SSO lets members sign in through your identity provider, with setup guides for Entra ID, Okta, and Google Workspace.
Role-based permissions restrict what users can do, while audit logs support compliance reviews. ISO 27001 certification and GDPR compliance also support procurement requirements.
