Inconsistent auto mapping of excel fields to frontend fields w/wo underscore for some custom fields. It seems like not all custom fields are available as fields w underscore while all are available as fields wo underscore (why is that so?), hence custom fields seems to map to frontend fields wo underscore if fields w underscore are not available. It should be either all fields are mapped to fields wo underscore or w underscore. For now, populating a field wo underscore seems to be also populating the corresponding field w underscore if available and vice versa, which will be displayed on the design if is inserted. Please advise the default behaviour of mapping a custom field should be to the field wo underscore or w underscore. There is no operational challenge at the moment however we would like to be assured by Accredible that there will not be any potential risk of impacting the existing mapping or at least be pre-empted with an alternative solution should there be related feature changes in future.

From the "Add to LinkedIn profile" popup, can we remove the top bullet point that says: "No expiration date: Click 'this certification does not expire' on LinkedIn." As written, I think this gives the impression that our credentials don't have expiration dates and that candidates should check this box, which is not the case (all of our credentials have either 18-month or 2-year validity periods).

First Reported: 13/11/2020 Links to Relevant Properties: https://dashboard.accredible.com/issuer/dashboard/attributes The UI is incorrectly displaying that there is at least one credential that is using these attributes and will therefore will not allow the attributes to be deleted.

"View my credential" and "Add to my LinkedIn Profile" buttons overlap when using the "Recipient - Certificate and Badge Delivery" template in the Gmail App on Android and IPhone. Reported by Thales Group on Android, Gmail app version 2021.03.07.36448618. Replicated by me on IPhone, Gmail app version 6.0.210222 When using Gmail on Mobile Safari or Mobile Chrome browsers this is not an issue. Also not an issue on the Mail app on IPhone.

When using the center or right alignment for text on Transcript Letters, the alignment isn't honored in the Transcript Letter that recipients see from their credential view. The text is aligned left regardless of the Transcript Letter template.

When using the Share to LinkedIn option via the social media widget, the transition to LinkedIn times our resulting in a LinkedIn warning message. The transition error does not happen with other 'Share to LinkedIn' options on the credential view. The transition error with the LinkedIn widget option does not occur for all recipients. But CS reps have been able to replicate this issue fairly consistently. Badge images have been checked and are using appropriate image sizes.