LearnWorlds Accredible Integration

LearnWorlds supports an active native integration with Accredible, so you can issue digital credentials automatically when a learner completes a milestone (based on your completion rules).

Instead of exporting completion lists, LearnWorlds triggers credential issuance, and Accredible delivers the credential experience (verification + sharing) to the learner—making it a strong option if you’re evaluating an Accredible setup for certification or proof-of-completion workflows.

Learn how to integrate Accredible with your LearnWorlds school.

With LearnWorlds + Accredible, you can issue a range of credentials typically expected from a digital credentials LMS approach, including:

• Digital certificates (completion certificates that learners can access/share)
• Digital badges (shareable achievements that can represent skills, levels, or program milestones)
• Accredible Open Badges options (Open Badges-style credentials with embedded metadata, depending on how you configure your credential in Accredible)

If your goal is to issue digital certificates in an LMS at scale (internal training, partner certification, customer education), Accredible helps make the credential portable and shareable beyond the course itself.

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Setting up this digital badge integration is typically admin-led (meaning no dev is required for a standard setup):

1. Enable Accredible from your LearnWorlds admin Integrations area
2. Generate an API token in Accredible
3. Paste the token into LearnWorlds and save
4. Map the right course/completion trigger to the right credential template
5. Run a test completion with a learner test account

Yes. Accredible is built to support credential sharing and verification, and LinkedIn sharing is one of the most common reasons teams choose it over issuing a static PDF certificate.

For partner programs and customer academies, this is especially valuable because learner sharing can create visible proof of training completion (and in many cases, public social proof for your program).

It depends on your LearnWorlds plan packaging for Digital Credentials and your Accredible subscription. There are two parts you need to consider:

• Your LearnWorlds plan (the integration is available in the Pro tier and above)
• Your Accredible subscription (credential creation/issuance is handled in Accredible)

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Accredible and Credly are both credential platforms, but they can differ in:

• The ecosystem they’re commonly used in (enterprise credential programs vs training-provider programs)
• How credential templates, verification, and sharing workflows are managed
• How well they fit your specific use case (partner tiers, customer education badges, compliance proof, etc.)

If you need the Accredible integration specifically and a credential experience tightly tied to course completion, then Accredible is the relevant comparison point. 

If you’re deciding between platforms, start with your constraints: Open Badges requirements, verification needs, LinkedIn sharing expectations, and whether you want a credential-first platform.

Explore the Accredible and Credly integrations.

You can support expiry/renewal workflows, yet “automatic recertification” usually depends on how you design the full process across both systems:

• Credential expiry is typically configured at the credential level (in the credential platform rules/design)
• Recertification is usually driven by your training ops workflow in LearnWorlds (eg re-enrolling users in a renewal course, using reminders, or issuing a new credential when the renewal course is completed)

If you need strict compliance recertification (expiry, renewals, and audit trails), treat this as a requirements check and validate the exact workflow.

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This is an important governance question for any digital credentials workflow. In most credential-platform models, issued credentials are hosted and verified through the credential platform, so access/retention depends on the platform’s policies and your account status.

If credential permanence is a high-stakes requirement (compliance, professional certification, partner tiers), confirm retention and learner-access expectations directly as part of your rollout plan—especially before issuing at scale.

On its website, Accredible confirms that issued digital credentials remain active even if you cancel your Accredible account, as long as you have not put an expiration date on them. 

Explore Accredible’s FAQs.