Berlvis Credentials vs CertFusion

Berlvis Credentials is a web tool for generating batches of ID cards and certificates from recipient data and spreadsheet templates. Users can map Excel or CSV columns to template fields, then create CR80 card designs or A4 certificates. Outputs include 300 DPI PDF print sheets and PNG exports. QR codes can be linked to recipient records; paid plans add bulk QR signing, while independent verification is not generally available and the current beta centers on bulk issuance. The maker says template definitions are saved to the cloud, but uploaded photos and spreadsheets stay on the user's machine and are not persisted. For runs above a few thousand rows, its playbook advises splitting work into batches of 2,000–3,000 to keep browser memory predictable. The product is available in beta. The free plan provides Studio access with watermarked exports. ID Cards costs 5,000 NGN a month, and All Access costs 50,000 NGN a year; All Access adds certificates, bulk QR signing, brand kits, team templates, and priority support.

CertFusion automates certificate creation, management, and distribution for educators, trainers, and event organizers. It offers more than 50 templates and a drag-and-drop editor for custom designs. Recipient details can be uploaded by CSV, synced from an LMS, or imported from meeting platforms. Certificates can be generated and emailed with personalized messages, either immediately or on a schedule. Each certificate receives a unique QR code and verification URL, while analytics track email opens, downloads, and LinkedIn shares.

Native integrations include Zoom, Google Meet, Webex, form services, Luma, Eventbrite, Google Sheets, Zapier, and Make. Its REST API uses OAuth2 authentication. CertFusion says it protects data in transit with SSL encryption and is GDPR compliant. The service is based in Singapore; its terms name STATICMAKER PTE. LTD. as the provider. Plans start at $29 a month, with a 3-day trial and no free plan. Monthly certificate quotas reset on the billing date, and unused certificates do not roll over. Email support is available; Enterprise plans include dedicated support.