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Bulletproof Automations Training and certification Enroll Cohort starts 12 September

Credential verification

Verify a credential.

A credential you cannot check is just a claim. Enter a credential ID, or the holder’s full name as it appears on their certificate, and you will see what they hold, whether it is still valid, and exactly what it attests to.

Look up a credential

Verification is free. We ask who is checking so we know who the credential is reaching — nothing more. You will only be asked once.

We store your name, email and reason so we know who is verifying credentials. See the privacy notice.

This lookup needs JavaScript. If you would rather not enable it, email info@bulletproofautomations.com with the credential ID and we will confirm it by reply.

What a result shows

You will see exactly this, and nothing more. No contact details, and nothing the holder did not agree to publish.

Holder name
As it appears on the credential
Credential
Which credential, and which stage of the pathway it belongs to
Issue date
When it was awarded
Platform version
What it was assessed against — for example, “assessed against n8n 2.31.6”
Current status
Valid, expired, or revoked. BCAB is valid for 24 months
The certificate itself
Where one has been issued, the PDF as awarded

Credential IDs are unique and non-sequential, so one cannot be guessed from another. A holder can also ask to be excluded from name search, or from this register entirely.

A certificate is not a certification

The pathway issues two different things, and the difference is the whole point of the standard.

The Bulletproof Automation Foundations Certificate records completion of training. It attests that someone attended and completed the programme and submitted a capstone project. It is not an assessment of professional competence, and it makes no independent competency claim.

The Bulletproof Certified Automation Builder (BCAB) is a professional certification. It is assessed across four components against a published standard, it can be failed, and it is valid for 24 months. Public conferral of BCAB opens on , when the first assessment window begins.

What the assessment measures

Checking a claim you have been handed

Our certificates carry a QR code. It is a convenience, not a proof — and it is worth being plain about why.

A QR code on a printed certificate can point anywhere. Whoever printed the document chose where it goes. So if it matters, do not scan it: type training.bulletproofautomations.com/verify into your browser yourself and enter the credential ID printed alongside it. A forged certificate can imitate this page; what it cannot do is make our address return its record.

Every certificate we issue prints the ID and the address in plain text next to the code, precisely so you never have to trust the code.

If someone has told you they hold a Bulletproof Automations credential and this page cannot confirm it, email info@bulletproofautomations.com with the name and we will tell you plainly.