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Write down what the badge recognizes
An achievement definition holds the name, description, earning criteria, skills, and any standards alignment your organization chooses to include. These details help a recipient understand the award and give a verifier more context than a badge image alone.
The editor is designed for structured credential authoring. It keeps the award definition and the credential issued from that definition connected without trying to act as a general-purpose website CMS.
- Achievement name and description
- Criteria for earning the award
- Skills and external standards alignment
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Make a consistent badge mark
Choose from four color palettes, three shapes, and four symbols. Vitni renders the selection as an SVG badge image that is published with the achievement and referenced by issued credentials.
The choices give an issuer a clear starting point for a badge family. Direct image upload and a freeform drag-and-drop editor are not part of the current authoring workflow.
- Palettes: Electric, Lagoon, Ember, and Violet
- Shapes: seal, shield, and hexagon
- Symbols: star, bolt, leaf, and orbit
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Publish under your organization
Every customer organization has its own issuer identity and membership. Publishing an achievement makes its public definition available alongside that issuer, while organization roles determine who can manage the workspace.
Vitni uses the structured achievement in the Open Badges credential flow. The badge artwork is a visual representation; the signed credential carries the issuer, achievement, recipient reference, proof, and validity data.
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Step-by-step product documentation
Use the Vitni documentation for the operational details behind this workflow.
Open the achievement design guide