Turn Skool Milestones Into Verifiable Certificates With Wauld

No. Skool has no certificate builder, so there is nothing to design, issue, or verify inside your group. Wauld adds that layer on top: you build the certificate or badge template once, connect it to Skool, and every credential you send carries a unique ID, a QR code, and a public verification page.

Through Zapier, the automation platform Skool ships a plugin for. Its triggers and actions there are limited to four in all, and two of them are triggers: New Paid Member and Answered Membership Questions. Point either one at Wauld's Issue Credential action, map the member's name and email, and the matching certificate or badge goes out on its own every time it fires. The same Zap can carry that member data further in the same run, into your CRM, a Google Sheets tab, or a Mailchimp list.

For the automated half, yes. The Skool help center states that the Zapier plugin is only available on the Pro plan and not on the Hobby plan, so a Hobby group cannot issue anything via Zapier. Bulk issuance from Wauld works on any Skool plan, so Hobby groups can still send every certificate; they do it in batches rather than in real time.

Yes, in bulk. Skool has no course completion trigger, so you pull your finishers out of the classroom into a CSV, upload it to Wauld, and map the columns once. Every recipient gets a personalized, verifiable certificate. Most Skool creators run this at the end of a cohort or on a weekly schedule.

Yes, using the same bulk route. Skool's points and levels run from level 1 to level 9, with 7 day, 30 day, and all time leaderboards, but none of them are exposed as a trigger. Export the members who leveled up or topped the leaderboard, then issue their badges in a single upload.

Yes, by running the workflow in reverse. Wauld can trigger a Zap the moment a credential is issued, and Skool's Unlock Course for Member action then opens the next course for that member. It turns a certificate into the key that unlocks the following stage of your curriculum.

No, the Zapier route is no-code automation from end to end. Open the Plugins menu in your Skool group settings, copy the API key next to the Zapier plugin, and use it to authenticate the connection in Zapier, then pick Wauld as the action. Bulk issuance needs nothing but a CSV file. Most teams quickly connect the two apps and are live in under an hour.

Absolutely. Every credential is ready to add to a LinkedIn profile in one click, so members showcase their achievement while your group and your courses reach a wider professional audience.

Every route on this page works on Wauld's Free plan. Zapier, bulk CSV issuance, and engagement analytics are all included at no cost, and Google single sign-on gives issuers and recipients one secure login. As your community grows, higher tiers add more credentials, extra workspaces and users, and a fully white-labeled experience on your own domain.

Once issued, your digital credentials remain valid and accessible to recipients even if you cancel your subscription. After your plan expires, features exclusive to paid plans will no longer be available, but all features included in the free plan will continue to work.