How Certifier integrates with Kajabi
Certifier connects to Kajabi both natively and externally, via connector bridges like Zapier or Pabbly. A Kajabi event starts the workflow, which passes the learner data, and Certifier issues the selected certificate, badge, or digital credential.
Certifier provides stronger branding to your Kajabi credentials, as well as reusable templates, verification, recipient access, sharing, corrections, and post-issue management.
Certifier and Kajabi workflows
Available workflows (1)
Setup steps
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Prepare the Certifier Credential Template and Course Group you'll use for your certificates.
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In Kajabi, go to your account settings and find your user API key.
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Open Certifier's Kajabi integration from the integrations list, then use the API key to link your accounts.
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In Kajabi, add an automation to your final lesson to apply a completion tag to elligible learners.
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Return to Certifier, configure the Issue Credential action, and map the Kajabi tag to your certificate group before testing the workflow.
Available workflows (3)
New Kajabi assessment completed > Issue credential with Certifier
New Kajabi form submission > Issue credential with Certifier
Kajabi tag added to contact > Issue credential with Certifier
Setup steps
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Prepare the Certifier Credential Template for the Kajabi course, assessment, membership, or offer.
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In Zapier, choose Kajabi as the trigger app and select the event or template that represents eligibility, such as a new assessment completion, new form submission, or tag added event.
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Connect Kajabi, Zapier, and Certifier.
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Choose Certifier's Issue Credential action and map Recipient Name, Recipient Email, course name, issue date, and any custom fields.
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Test with controlled learner data, verify the credential and delivery behavior, then publish the Zap.
Available workflows (2)
New Kajabi form submission > Issue credential with Certifier
New Kajabi purchase > Issue credential with Certifier
Setup steps
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Create an Integrately automation with Kajabi as the trigger app.
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Choose a trigger event, depending on what should trigger the credential — e.g., “Purchase is created” or “Form submission is added.”
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Select Certifier for the action, choose “Create credential,” then click “Go.”
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Connect your Kajabi and Certifier accounts when prompted.
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Select the Certifier Group to issue from, then map the recipient’s name, email, and other required Kajabi fields to your template.
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Click “Test and Turn On” to verify the workflow and activate the automation.
Available workflows (2)
New Kajabi form submission > Issue credential with Certifier
New Kajabi purchase > Issue credential with Certifier
Setup steps
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Create a workflow with Kajabi and choose a trigger, like “New Purchase” or “New Form Submission.” Copy the webhook URL.
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Open the Kajabi Offer or Form you want to monitor and paste the Pabbly URL under embed settings (for Forms) or Webhooks (for Purchases).
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In Pabbly, click “Recapture Webhook Response.” Submit the Form or complete the Offer checkout with test details to load the customer data.
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Add Certifier and choose “Create, Issue, and Send Credential,” then connect your account.
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Select the Certifier Group with your credential template and map the recipient’s name, email, and other required fields.
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Click “Save & Send Test Request” to test the workflow before going live.
Available workflows (2)
New Kajabi form submission > Issue credential with Certifier
New Kajabi purchase > Issue credential with Certifier
Setup steps
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Create a new viaSocket Flow with Kajabi as the trigger app.
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Choose a trigger for certificates or badges — e.g., “Form Is Submitted” for new completions or “New Purchased” for customer milestones.
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In the same trigger, connect your Kajabi account before saving the setup.
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Click “+ Add Step,” select Certifier > Issue Credential, and connect.
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Select the Group with your template and map the recipient data and other relevant fields.
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Click “Test” to check the Flow, then “Go live” to activate it.
Key benefits
Automate credential management
Automatically create and issue branded Kajabi certificates from assessments, submissions, or completion tags.
Verifiable and trackable
Every credential is verifiable, delivered with 100% email reliability, and backed by a long-term record.
Set up in minutes
Connect Kajabi and Certifier once, select the submission, assessment, or completion tag, and safely issue certificates without manual work.
Is this integration right for you?
Use Kajabi when an assessment, form, or tag event should become a branded credential without manual exports.
Kajabi course creators
Use Certifier when the Kajabi certificate is part of the perceived value of your course and needs to look more polished than a default layout.
Membership and coaching
Recognize program milestones, assessment results, or cohort completion while keeping issued credentials organized in Certifier.
Corporate L&D
Connect Kajabi events with a credential system that supports management, corrections, and expiration dates.
Frequently asked questions
Yes, you can connect Kajabi to Certifier directly, thanks to the built-in native workflow. You select the Kajabi integration for Certifier, link your account, and enable the certificate trigger and action. Certifier will then automatically create and send a branded credential.
You can use Kajabi completion events such as assessment completions, form submissions, and tags added to automatically issue credentials to your learners through Certifier.
Map Recipient Name and Recipient Email first. Then add the Kajabi event, completion date, issue date, expiration date, assessment details, or any custom attributes you want to show on the credential.
No account is needed. Students receive a PDF of their certificate by email alongside a link to a verifiable credential page for each credential.
Kajabi native certificates have rigid layouts and limited branding. Social sharing or verification is not supported. Certifier offers creative control over the design, automated email delivery, and scannable QR codes on credentials.