What the verification page reports
Three states, on purpose. Valid means the training completed and the certificate still stands. Revoked means it was withdrawn. Expired means the training happened and is due to be retaken — deliberately not the same as fake.
- Certificates already issued stay verifiable if you cancel later.
- A public check needs no Elumio relationship and no account.
- The record is tied to your organisation's issuing data, not a screenshot.
Completion before the certificate
A certificate is only as strong as the training behind it. Elumio measures watch credit on the server, gates the assessment until required lectures are genuinely complete, and grades server-side so the answer key never reaches the browser.
Start issuing on the free plan
One course, ten trainees, and the full player and verification — not a time-limited trial. Upgrade when you need more seats, storage, or courses.
Related questions
Is it free to try?
Yes — there is a free plan, not a time-limited trial. It includes one course, ten trainees, two hours of stored video and a monthly allowance of AI credits, and it does not expire.
You can stay on it indefinitely. Nothing is deleted if you decide not to upgrade.
When does the assessment unlock?
Only once every required lecture is genuinely complete. Until then the assessment stays locked, and the lock is enforced on the server rather than hidden in the interface.
How does certificate verification work?
Every pass issues a PDF containing the holder's name, the course, the dates, a serial number and a QR code.
Scanning the QR opens a public page that reports one of three states — valid, revoked, or expired — checked against the issuing organisation's records. No login and no Elumio relationship is required for whoever is checking.
Expired is deliberately not the same as fake: the page says the training happened and is due to be retaken.
Do certificates survive if we stop paying?
Yes. Certificates already issued stay valid and stay publicly verifiable. A certificate records that somebody completed training; it does not depend on whether their employer is still subscribing.