Certified, and provable.
Certify your people, hand them a credential they carry on their phone, and let anyone verify it in seconds.
Issue · QR verify · Renew
Every handler, current.
Track food-handler cards with expiry dates and reminders, so nobody works a shift on a lapsed certificate.
Expiry · Reminders · Verify
Earn it online.
Candidates take the exam online and get a beautiful, verifiable credential the moment they pass.
Online exam · Instant cert · Public verify
No expired on the line.
Certifications gate scheduling, so an expired credential cannot be put to work until it is renewed.
Gate scheduling · Renewals · Audit
How certification works
From issuing a credential to enforcing it before the shift starts.
Issue a credential
Certify a person and give them a credential they carry on their phone.
Anyone verifies it
A public page confirms it is real and current from a scan or a code.
It expires & reminds
Expiry dates and renewal reminders keep every credential current.
It gates the schedule
An expired credential can’t be put to work until it is renewed.
More than a certificate
A credential that works as a control, not a PDF in a drawer.
Verifiable by anyone with a phone
Every credential has a public page — scan and confirm in seconds.
Enforced before the shift
Scheduling checks the credential, so nobody works on a lapsed one.
Your own certifications too
Issue internal certifications alongside regulated ones, same verification.
Certifications, answered.
Anyone who has to prove their people are qualified — food handlers in restaurants, OSHA on construction sites, HIPAA in healthcare, licenses in professional services — plus your own internal training.
Every credential gets a public verification page. Scan a QR code or enter a code and anyone — an inspector, a customer, a manager — can confirm in seconds that it is real and still current.
Yes. A certification can gate scheduling — an expired food handler simply cannot be put on the line until it is renewed. Enforcement happens before the shift, not after an incident.
Yes. Issue your own internal certifications alongside regulated ones, each with expiry dates, automatic renewal reminders, and the same public verification page.
From the Knowledge Base
Guides and resources to help you get started.