Securely authenticate to the Accredible Certificates API using the supported methods. Choose OAuth 2.0 or API keys, define scopes for certificate data, and test the connection to confirm access.
Configure how Rankr authenticates to the Accredible Certificates API, including how credentials are stored, rotated, and refreshed to keep connections stable.
Core endpoints include creating, retrieving, listing, updating, and deleting certificates; managing recipients; and syncing metadata between Rankr and Accredible.
Trigger a new certificate in Accredible as soon as Rankr confirms enrollment or course completion.
Actions: create certificate, assign recipient, apply template, set issue date and status.
Suggested paths: POST /api/certificates, GET /api/certificates/{id}, PATCH /api/certificates/{id}
Key fields to map: recipient_email, recipient_name, template_id, issue_date, status, metadata
Schedule a batch import to periodically reconcile records between Rankr and Accredible.
Batch endpoints: POST /api/batches, GET /api/certificates?batch_id=, GET /api/recipients?batch_id=
Fields: batch_id, total_records, updated_at, results
Webhook events fire when a certificate changes status or metadata is updated in Accredible.
Webhook path: POST /webhooks/certificates/updated
Fields: certificate_id, status, updated_at, recipient_email
Automate certificate issuance and updates without writing code.
Keep data synchronized in real time or on a schedule with minimal configuration.
Scale complex workflows with drag-and-drop style setup in Rankr and the GHL connector.
This glossary outlines the core elements and processes used to connect the Accredible Certificates API with Rankr through GHL, including endpoints, authentication methods, triggers, and data fields.
A specific URL path on the Accredible API used to perform actions such as create, read, update, or delete resources.
A URL that Accredible can call to notify Rankr about events in real time.
The method for proving identity to the API and obtaining access tokens (e.g., OAuth 2.0 or API keys).
The certificate or badge issued and stored in Accredible that represents an achievement.
Trigger a certificate creation in Accredible as soon as Rankr confirms course completion, with recipient data pulled from Rankr.
Run periodic checks to update status, issue dates, and metadata for all certificates.
Map Rankr fields to Accredible template fields to customize each certificate.
Collect API keys or OAuth credentials from Accredible and Rankr, store securely.
Define endpoints in Rankr and map data fields to Accredible templates.
Run tests, verify webhooks, handle errors, and deploy to production.
The Accredible Certificates integration with Rankr lets Rankr talk to the Accredible Certificates API through the GHL connector to issue certificates automatically when events occur, such as course completion, and to update statuses and recipient data in real time. This enables a smooth, end-to-end certificate workflow without manual steps. You can configure field mappings, test configurations in a safe sandbox, and monitor logs to troubleshoot issues. The no-code setup lets you drag and drop steps to define the flow, with guided options for common certificate scenarios.
No code is required for many common use cases. Rankr provides no-code connectors to map data and drive actions between GHL and Accredible Certificates. If you have advanced needs, you can supplement with optional scripting or transformations, but the core workflow can be built with visual steps and pre-built templates.
Most workflows rely on a core set of endpoints such as certificates, recipients, and webhooks. You can test these endpoints in a sandbox environment before going live, ensuring credentials and permissions are correctly configured and that data mappings are accurate.
Yes. Testing can be performed in a sandbox or staging environment where live data is not affected. Use test credentials, mock events, and simulated responses to verify behavior, error handling, and retry logic before production deployment.
Security is ensured through standard API authentication methods (OAuth 2.0 or API keys), encrypted data transit, and secure storage of credentials. Regular token refresh and least-privilege scopes help minimize risk and keep connections stable.
Error handling and retries are built into the workflow. When a call fails, Rankr can retry with backoff, log the error, and alert the user. Detailed logs help diagnose issues quickly and ensure resilience for certificate workflows.
Support and documentation are available in the Rankr knowledge base and developer docs. If you need help beyond self-service resources, contact support for guidance on authentication, endpoint setup, and troubleshooting.
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