// every OpsTicket cert: public: verifiable

Every cert anchors to a public SHA-256 hash.

No falsified scores. No forged transcripts. Paste any OpsTicket cert ID or hash below and we will show you who earned it, when, and on what.

paste a cert ID or hash

format: cert ID (OPS-*) or SHA-256 (64 hex)free, anonymous, rate-limited (60/min/IP)

try a sample:OPS-HD-1184: helpdesk: A OPS-NET-2210: networking: A-sample (open detail view)

// how it works

Four steps.

Candidate completes scenario

Terminal commands and output produce bounded evidence bands. The server computes the weighted rubric score.

Release controls are checked

Certificate verification is not available yet while the proof system finishes rolling out.

Eligible record may be issued

Once enabled, an eligible completed assessment may receive a canonical record tied to a SHA-256 evidence hash. No external chain is claimed.

Verifier checks the record

Enter an ID or hash. The verifier returns only fields supported by an active server record.

// the point

Check the canonical record.

An eligible completed assessment can earn a server-issued immutable record tied to a SHA-256 evidence hash. Verification reports only what the active server record supports.

evidence hash

SHA-256

authority

server-issued record

issued by

IT Custom Solution LLC d/b/a OpsTicket

// for hiring teams

Make verification a step in your loop.

Open /verify and enter a hash. The page checks an active canonical record. No email, chat, or ATS expansion is claimed.

// see something off?

Report cert fraud.

If a candidate is using a hash that is not theirs, or claiming a score absent from the canonical record, tell us. We will investigate; no response deadline is promised.
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