What a CertiComply certificate looks like.

Below is a demonstration cert. Same layout, same metadata, same verification flow as the real thing - only the holder, the cert number, and the approval are sample data. Try scanning the QR code with your phone to see the live verification page.

CertiComply

Certificate of Completion

CERT ID
CC-2026-CA-DEMO-001

This certifies that

Maria Garcia

has successfully completed the state-approved

California Food Handler

Issuing authority

California Department of Public Health

Approval number

CA-FH-2024-001

Issued

April 23, 2026

Valid through

April 23, 2028

Duration

Online · 2h 14min

Passing score

88%

Scan to verify
localhost:3000/verify

Verified by CertiSeal

Tamper-evident · Public verification URL · Machine-readable JSON · Always current

Issued by CertiComply, Inc.
Status & revocation: localhost:3000/verify/CC-2026-CA-DEMO-001

The certificate above is a demonstration. Cert ID CC-2026-CA-DEMO-001 contains the segment DEMO precisely so it can never be confused with a real CertiComply credential. Real certs follow the format CC-YYYY-ST-XXXXXX where the last segment is six random alphanumerics.

What's real about this sample

• QR CODE

  The QR above is real. It points to /verify/CC-2026-CA-DEMO-001. Scan it to see the public verification page.

• VERIFICATION URL

  You can hit it from anywhere - no login. Open the demo verify page →

• PUBLIC API

  The same record is queryable as JSON: GET /api/v1/verify/CC-2026-CA-DEMO-001. ATS / HRIS / AI agents see structured data here.

• LAYOUT + METADATA

  The cert structure, the typography, the brand marks, the CertiSeal stamp, the metadata fields - everything you see is what a real cert renders. Only the holder, the course, and the approval are sample data.

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