Issue Micro-Credentials That Learners Actually Use
Award stackable, verifiable micro-credentials that prove skills, drive learner motivation, and extend your brand reach — no technical knowledge needed.
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Stackable Micro-Credentials for Modern Learners
CertifyMe lets you design and issue micro-credentials that are stackable toward larger qualifications. Learners earn, share, and display their credentials on LinkedIn and resumes — turning every badge into a marketing asset for your programme.
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Open Badges 3.0 Compliant Micro-Credentials
Every micro-credential issued through CertifyMe follows Open Badges 3.0 standards — the global benchmark for interoperable, portable, and independently verifiable digital credentials. Recipients own their credentials and can share them anywhere.
LMS Integration in Minutes
Connect CertifyMe with your existing LMS (Canvas, Moodle, Blackboard, Thinkific, and 500+ more) to trigger automatic micro-credential issuance on course completion — zero manual work.
Career Intelligence Built In
Recipients see live labour-market data alongside their micro-credential — relevant job listings, skills demand, and salary benchmarks — making your credentials tangible proof of career value.
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Ranked #2 in G2’s Digital Credential Management category by G2 Score, checked 3 October 2026. This is distinct from the separate #2 Easiest To Use placement. Ratings and rankings change; check the linked sources for current results.
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As a training provider, we appreciate the user-friendly interface and customizable digital badging options, which our students enthusiastically showcase on their social media profiles.
It offers an end-to-end solution, is user-friendly with single-click awarding, enables students to share badges on LinkedIn, provides branding options, and has excellent customer support and training.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are micro-credentials?
Micro-credentials are short, targeted digital credentials that recognise specific skills or competencies. Unlike full degrees or certificates, they can be earned in hours or days and are designed to be stackable — earners accumulate them toward larger qualifications or career milestones. CertifyMe supports Open Badges 3.0 compliant micro-credentials.
Are CertifyMe micro-credentials stackable?
Yes. CertifyMe’s micro-credentialing platform supports stackable credentials — learners accumulate individual micro-credentials that count toward programme completion milestones or larger qualifications. Institutions can define credential pathways and progress tracking within the platform.
Do micro-credentials integrate with LMS platforms?
Yes. CertifyMe integrates with major LMS platforms including Canvas, Moodle, Blackboard, Teachable, Thinkific, and others. When a learner completes a course or assessment in your LMS, a micro-credential is automatically issued via the CertifyMe integration — no manual work required.
Are CertifyMe micro-credentials Open Badges 3.0 compliant?
Yes. Every micro-credential issued through CertifyMe follows Open Badges 3.0, the current global standard for interoperable portable credentials. This means the credentials are recognised by any OB3-compatible platform, employer portal, or skills framework worldwide.
How do learners share micro-credentials on LinkedIn?
Each micro-credential includes one-click LinkedIn sharing. When a learner clicks Share, CertifyMe automatically populates the LinkedIn certification section with the issuer name, credential name, issue date, and verification URL. Learners can also add the credential to their LinkedIn profile from their wallet at any time.
