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The space where the community attests that someone finished a course or a program. The team builds the template — the platform’s default, with the community’s logo and colors, or your own artwork, with the name, the date and the QR code placed wherever you want — and issues it to members, groups or tags in one go. Each person receives the certificate by e-mail, as a PDF and as an image for social media, and finds it under “My certificates”. Every certificate has a code and a public verification page, and the team can revoke or reissue it when needed.
A school with a class of thirty
The course has the certificate turned on: every student who finishes gets the PDF by e-mail, with the right name and course hours. For the in-person workshop, which is not a course, the coordinators issue to the class group in one go. When a student corrects her name on her profile, the admin reissues it.
Against the rest of the market. A checkout platform delivers the PDF and that’s it. Here the certificate comes from a course completed inside the community, carries its name and colors, and can be checked by anyone who gets the link.
The automatic certificate applies to course completion and to event attendance. Issuing from a spreadsheet and event check-in don’t exist yet, and the course certificate does not depend on an exam: it is issued when the person completes every lesson.
Like every space, this one is public, members only or subscribers only — the choice is per space, and the space is the authority on what can be reached from it.
Mentors and instructors
The live session is one hour a week; the rest of the time the group has nowhere to talk. Here mentoring has an address: the session is on the calendar, the group carries on in the feed, and the material you deliver stays organized instead of lost in a messaging group.
See the full caseSchools and online courses
You don’t need to change how you sell to bring your content here. The catalog — course, module and lesson — lives in the community, with a class, live sessions and conversation between students, and whoever bought comes in as a member. Students see where they stopped; teachers see who got stuck.
See the full caseHR and internal communications
Announcements that don’t get lost in the scroll, onboarding that stays standing for whoever joins later, a training path with each person’s progress and a calendar of company gatherings. Distributed teams stop depending on who happened to be online at the time.
See the full caseFranchises and networks
A large network trains by meeting, and what was said at the first location arrives different at the thirtieth. Here the training path is one and the same, with each franchisee’s progress in view, the manual and the campaigns in a searchable archive, and a channel between operators that doesn’t depend on the franchisor being online.
See the full caseAssociations and professional bodies
Annual dues stop being a charge with nothing visible in return: members get technical content, an events calendar and a channel between peers. Access turns on and off along with payment, with no manual tracking.
See the full caseMemberfy is in closed beta, so access is by request. Tell us what you want to build: we reply, set it up with you and stay close afterward.
