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9Pic Certify is a Pro plan feature (available on Pro and Enterprise). On Trial and Pay-as-you-go plans it shows a lock in the event product nav. If it stays locked after upgrading, email support@9pic.ai to switch it on for your organisation.

Overview

9Pic Certify generates personalized certificates for participants — finisher certificates, participation certificates, and similar — and distributes them alongside event photos. Certificates can pull in dynamic fields like name, event, category, and finish time from a connected data source. Open it from an event’s product navigation: 9pic Certify.
Certify Overview tab showing the certificate setup summary card with source, template, record, and publish status entries

How Certify Is Organised

Certify uses progressive disclosure — the tabs you see depend on how far you’ve set it up:
StageTabs shown
Before initial setupOverview, Setup
After initial setup is completeOverview, Certificate, Records, Publish
“Initial setup complete” means you have at least one data source, one certificate template, and one participant record. Until then, the Setup wizard guides you through those three things. Once done, the Setup tab is replaced by the three working tabs.
TabWhat it’s for
OverviewA summary of your certificate setup and status
SetupA guided wizard to connect a source, design a template, and add records (first-time only)
CertificateManage data sources and design certificate templates
RecordsManage participant records and upload result CSVs
PublishDistribute certificates to participants

Getting Started

1

Confirm your plan

Certify needs the Pro plan or above. Upgrade from Credits if it’s locked.
2

Run Setup

Open the Setup tab and follow the wizard — connect a data source, design your certificate, and add records. See Certify Setup.
3

Refine and publish

Once setup is complete, use Certificate, Records, and Publish to refine templates, manage records, and distribute.

Common Questions

Only if your certificate template includes fields like finish time or category. For a simple participation certificate, a participant list is enough.
They appear only after initial setup is complete (a source, a template, and at least one record). Finish the Setup wizard first.
Yes. Update the template or records and re-publish.

Next Steps

Certify Setup

The first-time wizard: source, template, records.

Certificate Design

Data sources and certificate templates.

Records

Participant records and result CSV uploads.

Publish

Distribute certificates to participants.