How Certifier integrates with LearnUpon
LearnUpon connects to Certifier through automation platforms like Zapier. When someone completes your course, Zapier sends the learner and course data to Certifier. Certifier then issues a branded certificate, badge, or credential hosted on your company’s domain—without extra manual work.
You set up the workflow once by mapping LearnUpon user details to Certifier’s recipient and custom fields. In Certifier, you create dynamic fields, design the certificate or badge, and choose how each credential is delivered and verified.
Certifier and LearnUpon workflow
Available workflows (1)
Setup steps
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Create a new Zap, choose LearnUpon as the trigger app, and select Enrollment Completion Trigger as the event.
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Connect your LearnUpon account to grant access permissions.
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Add Certifier as the action app and select the Issue Credential action.
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Connect your Certifier account, then create a Certifier group and assign the credential design for completed courses.
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Select the group you created, map recipient details, and test the workflow before publishing the Zap.
Key benefits
Trusted verification
Live credentials use unique IDs, which third parties can verify with a QR code or link.
Consistent branding
You can host credential pages on your domain and send white-label emails, removing vendor branding entirely.
Credential analytics
Certifier measures post-course engagement by tracking when learners view, download, or share your credentials.
Is this integration right for you?
Partner certification managers
Host branded partner certifications on your domain to establish market authority and customer trust.
L&D and HR teams
Track credential downloads and shares to see how employees use their certifications after training.
Association education providers
Issue verifiable continuing education credentials that members can access even after their memberships expire.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. You can turn off native certificates for a course in LearnUpon while keeping the Enrollment Completion Trigger active in Zapier. The Zap will still start when a learner finishes your course. Certifier will then create a unique credential and email it directly to the learner’s inbox.
Yes, Zapier lets you run tests and correct issues before publishing the workflow. You can use a recent LearnUpon completion and run the Certifier action to review mapped fields.
Note that this executes a real call to Certifier, so use a test learner or turn off email delivery to avoid sending accidental notifications to a live user.
No, Certifier emails each learner a direct link to their wallet page, which is accessible without an account.
Users can view, download, and share all their available certificates without needing to log in. Restricted actions like editing profile details or managing data visibility require only a one-time code sent by email.
Yes. When reviewers scan the unique QR code or open the verification link, the page displays the issuer’s official name alongside the credential details, guaranteeing the credential’s authenticity through UUID-based verification.
Yes, you can delete a credential from your dashboard when it’s no longer valid. This action is irreversible and permanently removes user access.
Alternatively, you can use expirable certificates when creating templates. Once the set validity period ends, the credential remains accessible to the user and reviewers but clearly displays an expired status.
White labeling is included by default on Certifier’s Advanced plan and is available as an add-on for the Professional plan. While QR code verification and expirable credentials start with the Professional tier, the free Starter plan still offers full certificate and badge personalization alongside UUID verification.
