Bulk issuing

Bulk badge issuer for CSV & Excel.

Stop issuing credentials one at a time. Upload a spreadsheet of recipients and send a whole cohort their verifiable Open Badges in a single pass — each one emailed, tracked, and independently verifiable.

How bulk issuing works

  1. Upload your file — choose a badge design, then upload a CSV or Excel file with a name and email for each recipient.
  2. Review the preview — GrokCred validates every row and shows a per-recipient status so you can fix issues before issuing.
  3. Issue & notify — confirm, and the whole batch is issued. Each recipient is automatically emailed their badge.

Built for issuing at scale

  • CSV and Excel, both work — drop in a .csv or an .xlsx export from Excel, Google Sheets, or Numbers.
  • Per-row status tracking — see exactly which recipients are ready, which need a fix, and which were issued. No silent failures.
  • Recipients emailed automatically — each gets a branded email with their badge, an email-signature snippet, and a one-click Add to LinkedIn button.
  • One design, many recipients — pick the badge, set the issue date once, and issue the whole list.

What your spreadsheet needs

Keep it simple — a header row, then one row per recipient with a name column and an email column. Set the issue date once for the batch, pick your badge, and upload. Recipient email addresses are always stored as a salted hash and never shown on public pages.

Frequently asked questions

What columns does my spreadsheet need?

At minimum, a recipient name and an email address. You can set a single issue date for the whole batch at upload time; it is editable before you issue.

How many badges can I issue at once?

Bulk issuing is available on the pay-per-use and subscription plans. Pay-per-use draws one prepaid credit per credential; the subscription plan issues without a per-credential fee, with a high-volume safeguard.

What happens to invalid rows?

Rows with a missing or malformed email are flagged in the preview so you can fix them before anything is issued. Valid rows are unaffected.

Are bulk-issued badges fully verifiable?

Yes — each one is a standards-compliant Open Badges 2.0 credential with its own public verification page, identical to a single issuance.