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Connect Udemy Business to Certifier

Connect Udemy Business to Certifier

Connect Udemy Business to Certifier

Automatically issue and send brand-aligned certificates directly to employees’ inboxes when they reach 100% completion in an internal Udemy course.

How Certifier integrates with Udemy for Business

Certifier connects to your Udemy admin account through Zapier’s no-code integration. When an employee finishes one of your courses, Udemy’s New Completion event triggers the workflow. Zapier sends the learner and course data to Certifier, which creates and emails a personalized certificate using your chosen template.

Map Udemy learner names and work emails to Certifier’s dynamic fields. Then, customize the certification template with all the unique details you need: program title, issue and expiration dates, instructor signatures, and a unique credential ID.

Certifier to Udemy workflow

Available workflows (2)

Setup steps

  1. 1

    Create a new Zap and choose Udemy for Business as your trigger.

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    Select New Completion as an event and connect your account using your API key.

  3. 3

    Select and connect Certifier as your action, choosing Issue Credential or Create Group for the action event.

  4. 4

    Map the required group fields, recipients, and template.

  5. 5

    Test the workflow and publish the Zap.

Key benefits

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Automate delivery with ready-to-share credentials

Certificates are emailed automatically to employees, with built-in one-click LinkedIn sharing.

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Verifiable and secure

All credentials are backed by ISO 27001 certified infrastructure and verifiable through dynamic verification QR codes.

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Fast, 10-minute setup

Connect and map fields once, test everything in draft mode, then run the workflow. You can update templates and reissue certificates anytime.

Is this integration right for you?

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Onboarding and L&D teams

Reward your team with certificates for internal onboarding, product training, and upskilling courses as soon as employees finish your course.

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HR and department managers

Recognize team achievements, encourage professional development, and give employees brand-aligned proof of training across teams and regions.

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LMS administrators

Build Udemy workflows with customizable certificates that reflect each program’s unique branding, course details, and learning outcomes.

Frequently asked questions

Udemy for Business connects to Certifier through a Zapier workflow. When Udemy records a new course completion by a user, Zapier sends the learner’s details to Certifier. Then, Certifier uses the information to generate and email a personalized Udemy certificate, badge, or credential based on a selected template.

No, you don’t need Zapier to connect your Udemy admin account to Certifier. You can use Udemy Business’ API to pull user and event data, then send it to Certifier’s API using a custom script or webhook.


However, Zapier is the easiest way to no-code automate your workflow, since it already has built-in integration blocks for both platforms.

Yes, Certifier’s free Starter plan comes with thousands of software integrations through Zapier, including Udemy for Business. You can use this plan to issue up to 250 credentials annually and choose from over 2,000 customizable templates for certificates and badges.

Yes, you can update an already issued certificate to change the learner’s name, certificate design, and other custom fields as needed. You can then resend the updated certificate by email.

Yes, you can create a new Certifier template for each language, then use Paths by Zapier on a Professional plan to route learners to the correct version. Each new or alternate certificate issued counts toward your annual Certifier credential limit.

Connect Udemy to Certifier and automate certificate issuance

Map Udemy data to Certifier once, then automatically issue brand-aligned certificates and badges straight to employees’ inboxes.