PDF Attachments: Maximize the Value of Your Certificates and Badges

In the realm of digital credentialing, the ability to attach PDF documents offers a versatile and efficient way to provide additional information. This feature is particularly beneficial for issuers who need to convey more than just the basic details of a credential. By attaching PDFs, issuers can include comprehensive data, supplementary materials, and detailed explanations that enrich the value of the issued credentials.

Key Benefits:

• Comprehensive Information: Enables the provision of detailed data and background information.
• Customization: Offers flexibility in tailoring information specific to each credential.
• Professional Presentation: Enhances the perceived value and professionalism of the credentials.

How to Add a PDF Attachment?

1. Create or Open an Existing Group
2. Navigate to Advanced Settings
3. Upload your PDF in the PDF Attachments section

All the attached PDFs are displayed in the Recipient View (Digital Wallet) in the Supporting Documents section and are available for an easy download:

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Examples of the PDF Attachments You Can Add:

1. Transcript: Attach a detailed academic transcript to a diploma or degree certificate, providing a complete record of the student's academic performance.
2. Certificate's Second Page: Use a second-page attachment to include additional information or endorsements that couldn't fit on the main certificate.
3. Syllabus: For educational courses, attach the course syllabus, offering an overview of the course structure, topics covered, and learning outcomes.
4. Detailed Course Description: Provide an in-depth description of the course, including objectives, teaching methods, and assessment criteria, to give recipients a thorough understanding of what the course entails.
5. Detailed Level Description: In tiered certification programs, attach a document detailing what each level signifies, the skills acquired, and the prerequisites for each stage.
6. Description of All Levels: For a comprehensive view, include a document that describes all levels of a certification program, helping recipients understand the entire pathway and its progression.
7. Decks/Presentations: Attach presentation slides or decks used in a course or seminar, allowing recipients to review the material covered and reinforce their learning.
8. Additional Resources: Provide supplementary materials such as reading lists, case studies, or research papers to enrich the learning experience or provide further context to the credential.

Conclusion

The addition of PDF attachments to digital credentials significantly enhances the value and utility of these documents. It allows issuers to provide a wealth of information and resources, making the credentials not just a symbol of achievement but also a rich source of knowledge and reference.