Incredify

Creating your organization

Signing up, choosing your permanent subdomain, and what gets generated for you.

Setting up happens once, at incredify.net/onboarding, immediately after your first sign-in. It asks for four things.

Organization name
How your institution appears on every badge and claim page. You can change this later in Settings → Organization profile.
Subdomain
Your address on Incredify — yourschool.incredify.net. Checked for availability as you type. This is permanent. It becomes part of your cryptographic issuer identity, so changing it would invalidate the signature on every badge you have ever issued. Choose the one you'd want on a credential in ten years.
Your name
Recorded alongside a confirmation that you're authorized to issue credentials on behalf of the organization.
Organization type and expected volume
Used to size your account and to shape what we build next. Neither restricts what you can do.

The subdomain cannot be changed

It is baked into your did:web issuer identifier, which every credential you issue is signed against. There is no rename path — a new subdomain would mean a new organization. Pick carefully.

What happens when you submit

  • An Ed25519 signing keypair is generated for your organization. The private half is encrypted at rest and never leaves the server; nobody at Incredify can read it from the dashboard.
  • Your did:web identity is published at did:web:incredify.net:issuers:<your-subdomain>. This is the public record that lets anyone confirm a badge came from you.
  • Your branded page goes live at <your-subdomain>.incredify.net.
  • You're added as an admin of the new organization.
  • If you signed up with a work email address, your organization is verified automatically — see Getting verified.

One organization per account

Each sign-in belongs to exactly one organization. To work with a colleague, have them sign up first, then add them under Settings → Members — see Members and roles. If you need to group work by school or department, use sub-organizations rather than separate accounts.

Related

Signing inPasswordless sign-in with a six-digit code, and what happens if your institution uses SSO.Getting verifiedEarning the verified checkmark by confirming a work email address at your domain.Branding and your public pageYour subdomain, your logo, and the public page listing everything you issue.

Still stuck?

Email us at hello@incredify.net — a human will answer.