Overview
You can now share one or more of your verified merits with anyone — whether it’s a potential employer, licensing board, or organization that needs to verify your credentials. Each share creates a secure, custom link that you control. You decide what to share, how long it’s viewable, and when to remove access.
Why share your credentials?
- Prove your certifications or credentials to employers or agencies
- Add your verified merits to your LinkedIn or social profiles
- Quickly send a link via text or email
- Maintain control over how long your information is visible
How to share.
- Click “Share”
- Once logged in, go to the home page on your app and click the Share button in the top-right corner.
- On a tablet, or the mobile app:
- Once logged in, go to the home page on your app and click the Share button in the top-right corner.
- On the webapp member.merits.com
2. Select Credentials
- Choose one or more merits you’d like to include. You can select up to 150.
- Choose one or more merits you’d like to include. You can select up to 150.
3. Set an Expiration
- Choose how long the link will be active:
- Never expire
- Custom duration (1–180 days)
- Choose how long the link will be active:
4. Create the Link
- Tap Generate Share Link to generate a unique URL.
- Use your device’s native sharing tools (on mobile) or copy the link directly (on desktop).
- Tap Generate Share Link to generate a unique URL.
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Manage Your Shared Links
You can view and manage your previously created links anytime:
- Go to Share History from the menu.
- See when each link was created, what it contains, and when it expires.
- To stop access, simply click Delete next to a share. The link will immediately be deactivated and display a “This page no longer exists” message to anyone who tries to view it.
What’s Included in the Shared Link
- Basic merit details (type, issuer, date, etc.)
- Media, certificates, and attachments are not included in this version
FAQs
Q: Can I include images or certificates?
A: Not yet — files, certificates, and media will be supported in a future update.
Q: Who can open a shared link?
A: Anyone with the URL — no account or login needed.
Q: Can I track who opened it?
A: You can see if the link is active, but not who specifically opened it.
Q: What happens when a link expires or is deleted?
A: Viewers will see a message that says the page no longer exists.