# What is a Revquix Verified credential?

> What you get when you pass, the public page that proves it, adding it to LinkedIn, and what happens if a credential is withdrawn.

Source: https://www.revquix.com/docs/assessments/your-credential
Last verified: 2026-09-26

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Pass an assessment and you receive a **Revquix Verified** credential: a record with its own public
page and a verification code, and a certificate you can download from that page. You find all of
yours under [your assessments](https://www.revquix.com/dashboard/assessments).

## The public page is the credential

Send the link, not a screenshot. Anybody can open it without an account and see:

- your name as it was when the credential was issued, and the assessment's title;
- your score, when you sat it and the time allowed;
- the skills that were assessed and how many questions there were;
- **how you earned it** - through a mentor's Certified Program (with the program and the mentor
  named) or through the open assessment;
- who set it, and that Revquix hosts and verifies it.

It shows nothing else about you - no email address and no link into your account.

> **Note** - Your name is fixed at issue
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> The certificate carries your name as it was on the day it was issued, and changing your profile
> later does not change it. The page before the exam shows this name so you can fix it first.

## Add it to LinkedIn

On your result page and next to each credential under your assessments, **Add to LinkedIn** opens
LinkedIn's own form with the credential filled in: its name, Revquix as the issuing organisation, the
month it was issued, the verification code as the credential ID and the public page as the credential
URL. You check it and save it on LinkedIn; nothing is posted for you.

The button only appears for a credential that is still valid.

## One per assessment

You can earn a given assessment's credential once. Passing ends your attempts at it, and a new
version of the assessment does not issue a second one.

## Withdrawn or expired

If Revquix withdraws a credential, its page says so, with the date and a general reason - it does not
quietly disappear, because an employer holding the link deserves the true answer. If a credential
carries an expiry date, the page shows it, and says so once it has passed.

If you think a credential was withdrawn in error, contact us through [Help & Support](https://www.revquix.com/dashboard/help).

To see what a checker sees, read [verifying a credential](https://www.revquix.com/docs/assessments/verifying-a-credential).