Certloom – Certificate Verification

Certloom helps certification bodies, training providers, associations, auditors, and other organizations manage certificate records and publish public verification on WordPress.

Visitors enter the complete certificate number to view its current status and only the fields approved for public display. Letter case is ignored, while spaces, punctuation, and hyphens must match. Records stay in the site’s WordPress database; Certloom does not require an external verification service.

WordPress-first and self-hosted

Certloom provides a practical certificate registry without requiring a separate SaaS platform or a page builder. The native block and shortcode work with WordPress itself, while Elementor integration remains optional.

Publishing methods

• Native WordPress block with six designs.
• Shortcode using [certloom] in the Classic Editor, a Shortcode block, templates, or other page builders.
• Direct links using ?certloom_number=YOUR-NUMBER for QR-code destinations. These requests receive noindex and private-cache headers, although the number may still appear in browser history, infrastructure logs, or site analytics.
• Optional Elementor widgets when Elementor 3.10 or later is active: Professional, Meridian, Halo, Axis, Nova, and Forge.

Each Elementor widget has isolated content and style controls. Structural responsiveness is automatic and container-aware. Certloom is independent and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Elementor.

Certificate management

• Dedicated indexed database table.
• Add, edit, search, filter, sort, paginate, delete, and bulk-delete records.
• Valid, Suspended, and Withdrawn workflow statuses; Expired is normally calculated from the expiry date.
• Protected review handling for explicitly restored historical Expired records.
• Configurable core and custom fields with ordering and public-visibility controls.
• Fresh installations publish only certificate number and status by default.