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Final Collections completion notification
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ConnectWise
ConnectWise would love to have a Pathway that can alert its recipients when it is completed. Preferably with a final badge, without enabling Stacked Credentials because it requires pre-requisites in Stacked and not needed. Rather have the final badge/notification for the learning pathway.
Use-Case: Software company. Use digital credentialing to make their product better and train people better on how to use their software.
There are no images conceptualized but I tried to include a possible location to add the final 'badge' add or maybe a notification can be sent to the recipient.

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Rochelle Sherman
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Jake Ford
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Jake Ford
This is a feature we are looking to add in Q1 of next year, but this will be part of the new Pathways feature, rather than the existing Collections or Stacked Credentials features.
This will allow you make any Pathways requirements as complicated as you need to represent your program (ex. A and B are required, but you must do any 2 out of these 5 other courses) and no matter what set of requirements you decide on, the Pathway can trigger creating a completion credential.
Stacked credentials will be phased out in favour of Pathways which will support this functionality from the get-go.
If you have any questions, please reach out to me or to success@accredible.com in the new year for more info!
Jake Ford
Merged in a post:
Automatic issuing of credential in Collections
Ruth McGivern
We would like to see the introduction of automated credential issuing upon learners completion of a 'Collection'. This would reduce the manual steps currently required to use Collections and Stacked credentials in tandem and would also improve the learner experience
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Michelle Torres
Universidad Católica Boliviana has raised this feature to be a part of the platform. They would love to engage with their students when they complete their collections in receiving a final credential when there is a 100% completion on the collection.
It would benefit this programs and keep the Collections feature of flexibility between courses/programs.