REST API
Issue a verifiable certificate with one POST. Scoped Bearer keys, 120 requests/minute, JSON in — verify URL out.
Anything that can send an HTTP request can issue a verifiable certificate — today. Native connectors are rolling out on top of the same API, starting with the automation platforms.
Issue a verifiable certificate with one POST. Scoped Bearer keys, 120 requests/minute, JSON in — verify URL out.
Every batch item can call your endpoint with the rendered PDF, HMAC-signed so your automation can trust the payload.
Export from Google Sheets, Excel or any system as CSV and launch a batch from the three-step wizard — this is the native path today.
Drop a live claim form into any site with one embed snippet — attendees register or receive certificates without leaving your page.
Point an HTTP Request node at the API and receive our signed webhooks — n8n workflows run against CertTrigger today, self-hosted or cloud.
Use the HTTP piece to issue certificates and a webhook trigger to receive our signed events — Activepieces flows run against CertTrigger today, cloud or self-hosted. A native piece is on the roadmap.
Official app in progress: triggers for issued certificates and live-event claims, actions to issue certificates and add contacts — connecting 6,000+ apps without code.
Native Make modules following the Zapier app — until then, the HTTP module plus webhooks covers every scenario.
A short Apps Script forwards each form response to the API — respondents get their certificate minutes after submitting. Native connector planned.
Course completion → certificate, straight from your LMS. A Moodle plugin is on the roadmap.
Course-platform webhooks into the issue endpoint — natively packaged, no glue code.
Webinar attendance → contact list → batch. Pairs with Live Certifier for hybrid events.
Ticket holders become a contact list; check-ins can claim instantly at the venue.
Successful payment → enrollment certificate. Useful for paid courses and memberships.
If it can call a URL, it already integrates: one POST to the API issues the certificate, and our signed webhooks call you back. Tell us what you use and it moves up the roadmap.