Incredify

What recipients get

The claim page, adding to LinkedIn, downloads, and the privacy control you hold on their behalf.

Every award has a public page at incredify.net/b/<id>. That URL is the credential as far as the outside world is concerned — it's what goes on a résumé, in an email signature, or into a LinkedIn profile.

On the claim page

  • The badge artwork, its name, and your organization — with a verified checkmark if you're a verified issuer.
  • Who it was issued to and when.
  • Description, criteria, and skills — what the credential means and what was done to earn it.
  • Evidence, when attached, with links opening safely in a new tab.
  • Counts toward — progress bars for any pathway this badge contributes to.
  • A Verifiable Credential marker, and your did:web issuer identifier in the footer.

What recipients can do

Add to LinkedIn
One click, pre-filled into LinkedIn's certifications section with the badge name, your organization, the issue date, and a link back to the claim page.
Verify
Runs a live cryptographic check in front of whoever is looking. See How verification works.
Download badge
A PNG with the signed credential baked into the image file itself. The image carries its own proof — anyone with the file can verify it, even offline from the original page.
Download JSON-LD
The raw Open Badges 3.0 credential, for anyone importing into another system or wallet.

Listed and unlisted

Every award has a listed toggle, which you control from the badge detail page or Recipients. Listed badges may appear in search engines and your public sitemap. Unlisting one removes it from search and adds a no-index instruction.

Unlisting is not privacy

An unlisted badge is still reachable by direct link — it has to be, or it couldn't be shared or verified, which is the whole point of a credential. Unlisting controls discoverability, not access. If someone needs an award to not exist, revoke it.

Recipient email addresses are encrypted at rest

Addresses are stored encrypted, not as plain text. This is why searching Recipients by email requires the full, exact address — see Reporting.

Related

How verification worksWhy an Incredify badge can't be faked, in plain English — plus did:web, Open Badges 3.0, and the API.Issuing a badgeAwarding a badge to one recipient, attaching evidence, and what gets emailed.Reporting and exportsFinding awards across every badge, and getting your data out as CSV or JSON.

Still stuck?

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