Earned a badge? Badges are digital credentials that verify your skills, achievements, or participation. They provide trusted recognition that you can share to highlight what you’ve accomplished.
If you already have a Navigatr account, we automatically add new badges to your profile. If you don’t have a Navigatr account, you’ll need to set one up to claim your badge.
When you earn a badge, we’ll notify you by email with instructions on how to view or claim it. The process varies slightly depending on whether you already have a Navigatr account.
For New Navigatr Users
Look for an email from Navigatr with the subject indicating you have received a badge
Click the link in the email to go to the Navigatr website and set up a new account
Follow the on-screen instructions to register using the email address where you received the badge notification
Check your inbox for a verification email and click the link to confirm your account
Log in to Navigatr and click the ‘Badges’ tab in your profile to view your badge
For Existing Navigatr Users
Look for an email from Navigatr informing you that you’ve been awarded a new badge
Open the email and click on the link provided to view your badge
Alternatively, log in to your Navigatr account and go to your ‘Badges’ tab in your profile to see your new badge
What’s Next?
Now that you have your badge, here are a few things you can do with it:
Share it: Add your badge to your LinkedIn profile, include it in your email signature, or embed it on your website to showcase your achievements. See our guide: How to Share Your Navigatr Badges and Pathways.
Download a certificate: Get a printable certificate with a unique QR code that links back to your verified badge. See our guide: Downloading Your Badge Certificate.
Remove it: If you no longer want a badge on your profile, select Remove Badge from the actions menu. This is permanent. Once removed, the only way to get the badge back is to ask the provider to reissue it.
Tip: For any help with claiming or viewing badges, please contact [email protected].