Certipha

What Certipha is

Certipha provides tamper-evident certificate issuance and public verification for publishers, trainers, employers, and other organizations. It supports certificates for publications, conferences, training, employment, memberships, awards, internships, and services. Issuers can upload recipient lists as CSV or XLSX files and download generated PDFs in a ZIP. Certificate presentation can use designer templates, issuer branding, custom prefixes, signatures, and branded QR codes. Anyone can check a certificate by ID or QR code on a public page without logging in. Issuers can revoke a certificate with a reason, and its public page shows the current status. DOI import can retrieve article details from CrossRef or Zenodo; optional recipient email delivery uses the issuer’s Resend setup. A REST API issues certificates using keys scoped to a tenant and permitted certificate types. Workspaces offer admin, editor, and viewer roles, with per-journal scoping for editorial workflows. The free plan costs nothing, with a small monthly quota; verification is free and unlimited. Workspaces are locked to one scope, and issuance pauses when a plan limit is exceeded.

Who it suits

Certipha suits organizations that issue certificates and need public verification, including publishers, trainers, employers, conferences, and certification organizations. It can also fit teams that issue certificates in bulk or connect issuance through an API.

Limits

The Free plan has a small monthly issuance quota, and issuance pauses when the workspace reaches its plan limit. Verification remains free and unlimited.

Getting started

1. Visit https://certipha.com/.
2. Use the web platform or connect through the API.
3. Choose the Free plan at no cost, or review Growth and Scale for higher-volume capabilities.
4. Upload a CSV or XLSX recipient list to generate certificate PDFs.
5. Configure issuer branding, templates, prefixes, signatures, or branded QR codes.

Verdict

Certipha brings issuance, branded certificate creation, and public status checks into one service. Check workspace scope and monthly issuance limits against the way your organization issues certificates.