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  1. Generic and Energy Services
  2. Green Proofs as a Service
  3. Green Proofs as a Service Quickstart Guide

Issuance/Certificate Creation

This is the project to enable the creation of certificates on the platform based on your specifications

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For starters, there are 20 fields available to be used. There are some which are predetermined, and predefined and some which are user-generated. So let's dive into each of them:

  1. Name the certificate: Naming your certificate is the first process. The name is a "text" field which will stay the same on the platform for all certificates (Editing your registries is on our current roadmap)

  1. The ID number: this is a predefined field, which the system provides for each creation (issuance) of a certificate to give it a unique identifier.

  2. Date of issuance: the last predefined field, it is given by the system to asses the date that the issuance occurred. It is very useful to see which certificates have been issued more recently or not.

  3. There are 17 more fields which you can create, with the following types: string/text/number/date/email/upload file.

Each of the 20 fields has an extra box for description.

You can also define if the field in the end will be "required" or not by triggering the boolean value.

Also, there are 4 values that can be part of the "Table". Which means that they will be shown front and centre on the table. The rest will be displayed only on the unit.

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