How Certifier integrates with Wix
Certifier integrates with Wix through Zapier, a no-code connector for multi-app workflows. It’s compatible with Wix eCommerce, Bookings, Online Programs, and other supported apps.
Each workflow starts with a Wix trigger, such as a new purchase. When the trigger fires, Zapier passes the client’s name and email to Certifier. Next, Certifier uses the details to create a certificate, badge, or credential from your pre-designed template and emails it to the recipient—no manual input needed.
You can use such workflows for various use cases, for example to issue warranty certificates for placed orders, attendance certificates for booking check-ins, or learner certificates when participants complete selected program steps.
Wix and Certifier workflow
Available workflows (2)
New loyalty milestone reached > Issue certificate with Certifier
New booking check-in > Issue certificate with Certifier
Setup steps
- 1
Create a new Zap with Wix as the trigger app, then select a trigger category (e.g., Forms for form-submission triggers).
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Connect your Wix account and select your site.
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Select the specific qualifying trigger from that category, then test it to confirm it returns the recipient data you need, including name and email.
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Add Certifier and choose Issue Credential as the action.
- 5
Connect your Certifier account, select the Certifier Group with your chosen credential template, and map the required recipient fields.
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Test the action, then publish the Zap.
Key benefits
Centralized management
All issued certificates stay together in one dashboard, giving teams a single place to manage records from different business activities.
Trusted, verifiable certificates
Each certificate carries a unique credential ID and public verification page, making it easy to confirm its issuer and validity status.
Flexible credential control
Drag-and-drop templates simplify branded design, while scheduled delivery and expiry let you automate the credential lifecycle.
Is this integration right for you?
eCommerce retailers
Issue expirable warranty certificates, schedule reminder emails to bring customers back, and verify printed credentials with QR codes.
Training providers
Send attendance certificates after workshops or seminars, enable one-click sharing on LinkedIn, and measure usage analytics.
Membership teams
Add tier and plan details through custom certificate attributes, then use separate templates to distinguish membership levels.
Frequently asked questions
Native Wix certificates only work for the built-in LMS. Connecting Certifier lets you issue credentials across your entire ecosystem, including Wix Events, Wix Bookings, and Wix Online Programs.
It can also replace the native certificate workflow for Online Programs if you need advanced credential management features like automated certificate expiry or certificate usage analytics.
Yes, Certifier lets you map specific templates to distinct triggers. You can set up independent Zapier automation workflows for each Wix app.
For example, configure one workflow where a Wix Event trigger issues a participation certificate using one customized certificate template, and a separate workflow where a Wix Bookings trigger issues a completion diploma with a different design.
You can use any Wix tier with Zapier and Certifier’s free plans, but both free plans have limits. Zapier Free includes 100 tasks per month, with each successful action counting toward that limit.
Higher task limits, filters, and multi-step workflows require a paid Zapier plan. Certifier's free plan supports Zapier and includes up to 250 credentials per year.
No, standard workflows only need Zapier. Wix Velo is only relevant if you’ve built a custom site event that Wix doesn’t expose as a Zapier trigger. In that case, Velo can send the event data to Zapier through a webhook.
You can cancel a Certifier credential after a Wix refund, but only by deleting it permanently. This action is also not automated by Zapier, so you must do this manually in Certifier.
Navigate to your Credentials dashboard, locate the specific recipient's record, and click the Delete button to instantly disable their certificate link.
Yes, you can download full reports directly from the Certifier Analytics tab. Filter the dashboard by Credential Template or date, then download the analytics data as a spreadsheet.
The report covers issued credentials and recipient activity, including email opens, credential views, PDF downloads, LinkedIn additions, other social shares, and copied credential links.
