The Kellog Northwestern team have asked if there is any scope to edit the fields and values that appear when a recipient 'Adds to LinkedIn' (image attached). They would specifically like to advise participants to set the Degree as either “Certificate of Participation” or “Certificate of Completion” (depending on which program they’ve attended) and utilize Field of Study to list the name of the program they attended (the group name in Accredible).

Currently, when clicking on 'Contact Issuer' or when using the name change request function the subject line for the email that is sent to the issuer is either blank or pre-populated. The issuer is requesting the ability to customize the subject line that is generated for these emails as this will help them redirect all Accredible related issues/questions from their customers to the correct queue internally on their end.

Recipient A has a credential from department X. Recipient B has a credential from department Y. Can we add in the functionality so that they both appear in the same instance of Spotlight as it's through the same account

When setting up a design and using a custom attribute, the user can have the ability to set a default value. If the attribute value is not set by the user or api contains null value then use default value instead. The default value should be at design level instead of global level.

Thales Group would like the ability to export a badge design to SVG/PNG for offline backup/usage.

I want to be able to create many credentials between several groups with one command/action. I store this info in one place and I have to break it out into multiple spreadsheet uploads to be able to upload it to Accredible.

Add access to only collections in Team Member options.

Be able to create collections via API instead of manually.

Be able to pull off csv exports of a list of people who have/haven't completed x stage of a collection and of those who have completed the full collection for reporting purposes.

Have the ability to choose which credentials in a collection that the learner completion % comes from.