Course certificates
The certificate of achievement in the brand of the course's company, with an online-verifiable number.
The certificate an online course hands out usually carries the software's colours, the date the attempt started, and a sequential number nothing can verify.
This one takes the brand of the company of the course's website — three layouts to pick from (panel, minimal, classic) — with logo, font, the signatory's signature, the course's name rather than the questionnaire's title, and the completion date written out, in the learner's language. On a multi-company database, every brand issues its own.
Every pass receives a random, unguessable number, printed with its QR code: whoever holds it can confirm the certificate on a public verification page, with no account, and no email address ever shown. A button on the participation withdraws the number at the person's request.
The congratulations email, matching the chosen layout, PDF attached and verification link included, ships turned off: you switch it on course by course.
Comparable to Accredible or Certifier, without the external service
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