One document, one reference
Each published certificate receives a unique code and a QR link to its record.
A RECORD PEOPLE CAN CHECK
QR certificate verification.
A current issuer record.
A QR scan or verification code opens the same certificate record. The visitor can compare the issuer, programme, dates and current status without creating an account.
A current status
The same link shows whether a registered certificate is valid, expired or revoked.
Controlled visibility
The issuer chooses holder-name visibility and whether the certificate PDF can be viewed publicly.
YOUR WORKFLOW
A clear process, from start to finish.
Publish the certificate
VerifyInt creates the QR and unique code as part of the publishing process.
Share the finished document
Send the PDF or give the recipient its verification link.
Check the record
The visitor scans the QR or types the code and compares the details with the document.
IN PRACTICE
A document arrives. Its record is a scan away.
An employer receives a training certificate. Scanning its QR opens the issuing organisation and current record, so the displayed programme and dates can be compared with the PDF.
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SPECIMENCERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION
Professional Training Issued to Alex MorganVerification code
VI-SAMPLE-2026
A FEW DETAILS
Before you get started.
Does the visitor need an account?
No. Public certificate lookup works with a verification code or QR.
What happens when a certificate is revoked?
Its registered record shows the revoked status. The issuing organisation should be contacted about the reason or a replacement.
Does a valid record confirm professional licensing?
The record reports the certificate issued by the organisation. Programme approvals and professional eligibility must be checked with the relevant issuing or regulatory body.