IVQA is a verification and credential infrastructure platform. Institutions and companies use it to register the people they work with, create documents and credentials that carry a unique QR code, and let anyone verify those documents on a public verification page.
You remain the issuer#
IVQA does not issue your diploma, certificate, badge or document. Your organization remains the official issuer. IVQA provides the technology around it:
- Registration of students (institutions) or employees (companies).
- Document and credential management: creating documents from templates, uploading existing files, placing a QR code on them.
- QR verification: every issued document receives a unique public ID and a signed QR code.
- Public verification: a page on
check.ivqa.orgthat shows the current status of the document to whoever scans the QR code. - Status management: keeping a credential valid, revoking it, or letting it expire, with the public page always reflecting the current state.
- Verification workflows: logs and analytics of what was issued and verified.
Two kinds of organizations#
IVQA has two dashboards, each with its own vocabulary:
| Institution Dashboard | Company Dashboard | |
|---|---|---|
| Who | Universities, schools, academies, training institutions | Companies, HR teams, professional organizations |
| People you manage | Students | Employees |
| What you issue | Student documents (attendance certificates, transcripts…), uploaded diplomas and certificates, student badges, institution documents | Employee documents (work certificates, salary certificates…), company documents, employee badges |
| Sign in | app.ivqa.org/login | app.ivqa.org/company/login |
Both dashboards share the same building blocks: QR codes, the public verification page, the Status & Revocations page, verification logs, analytics, users and roles, and settings.
How a verification works, in one picture#
- You create or upload a document in your dashboard
- IVQA assigns a public ID and places a QR code on it
- A verifier scans the QR code
- check.ivqa.org shows the document's current status
The QR code never contains the document itself. It points to the verification page, which reads the current status from IVQA. That is why a revoked or expired document shows as revoked or expired even on a printed copy that was scanned years later.