What's new in CertLister

• Transcript tables: list courses, grades or hours on a credential.
• New templates: a plain page, and five portrait templates.
• Turn off features you don't use, such as wallet cards or badges, in Settings.
• Search for credentials, drafts and categories from the top bar.
• Import credentials into one category, from a file made for that category.
• Renew a credential straight from its row in the table.

Also fixed: sign-up now accepts email addresses with a plus sign, signing in with Google brings you back to the page you were on, and automatic PDFs now work with your organization's default design.

• Four new layout templates, and you can change the colours of any template, for PDFs and wallet cards.
• Nine badge shapes, each with colour palettes.
• Renew a credential: the new one replaces the old one, which stays on record.
• Issue a credential from a row at the top of the Credentials table.
• "Copy style" in Design Studio copies one element's look onto another.

Also fixed: dates on PDFs now follow your organization's language, form fields no longer zoom in on phones, only active credentials count as expiring, and expiry reminders sent by automations now have a translated subject.

• Show a preview of the PDF, wallet card and badge on the verification page.
• Return an issued credential to draft.
• Change your sign-in email, confirmed by a link sent to the new address.
• Invite someone who already has an account to your organization.
• Spreadsheet imports match categories to the ones you already have.
• Pages load faster.

Also fixed: a paying organization was sometimes told it had no credits left.

• Put the verification page on your own domain.
• CertLister in Spanish: the app, the emails and the verification page.
• Save a credential as a draft and issue it later.
• Your own favicon on the verification page.
• Redesigned emails for recipients and for your team.
• Help for every page, one click away under "Need help?".

Also fixed: automations now follow their trigger, conditions and expiry settings, dates in the Recipient Portal were sometimes a day off, and size controls in Design Studio now work in Firefox.

• Credits: buy a credit pack when you need more, and see where your credits went.
• Before an import, see how many credits it will use.
• Preview credential emails in each language you send them in.

Also fixed: your email language choice now stays after a page refresh, changes to the reminder schedule now save, and badge designs no longer appear when you choose a PDF design.

• Suggested fields for a new category, written by AI from the category's name.
• The app is now available in French.
• When you import categories from a spreadsheet, AI can fill in missing default titles.
• Import categories together with their custom fields.
• A live preview while you set up the verification widget for your website.
• Open a PDF or wallet card in the browser instead of downloading it.

Also fixed: an expiry date earlier than the issue date is now refused when you edit a credential, and spreadsheet imports keep yes/no values when a column is left out.

• You get a notification when a recipient sends a request.
• Digital badges for your credentials.
• Badges use the Open Badges 3.0 standard.

Also fixed: links in the Recipient Portal now open the right verification page.

• Two-step sign-in, with a code sent by email.
• Reports on the credentials you issue.
• See whether each credential email was delivered.
• Wallet cards: a card-sized version of a credential that recipients can carry.
• Attach the credential's PDF to the email the recipient receives.
• The app now works on phones and tablets.

• Six new credential templates to start from.
• Generate PDFs for many credentials at once.
• Add your own fields to credentials, beyond name, title and dates.
• Automations: rules that act on your credentials for you.
• Email notifications when a credential is issued and when your team changes.
• Team roles, so each member gets the access they need.