Non-accredited now. Accredited later. Same platform.
Delivering non-accredited short courses while your ASQA application works its way through? Set up your certificates the way you actually run your business today, and the platform is already built for accredited delivery, units, USI, AVETMISS, for the day your registration comes through.
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Does your certificate go out instantly, or is there a delay?
It's one of the most common questions in RTO groups, and the honest answer from experienced operators is "it depends what you're checking first." Auto-issuing a Statement of Attainment before you've confirmed enrolment details, USI, and assessor marking is a real compliance risk once you're accredited. For computer-marked non-accredited content, people expect it instantly. There's no single right answer, the right answer is that you get to choose.
Auto-issue everything and skip the checks: Fast for students, but risky the moment you're issuing AQF-recognised documents without confirming enrolment, USI and marking first.
Manually check everything, always: Safe, but painfully slow for straightforward computer-marked non-accredited content where students reasonably expect an instant result.
No visibility on how long a cert has been sitting unissued: If issuance is manual, someone has to remember to actually do it, and a forgotten certificate is a real finding at audit.
Deliver non-accredited today, add accredited without switching systems
Pick the mode per course. The platform enforces the rest.
Set each course to Automatic or Hold for admin review, a straight choice, not a maze of settings.
- 1Automatic
- 2Hold for admin review
- 3USI gate (accredited courses only)
- 430-day issuance countdown
Quick answers.
Does your LMS send certificates instantly, or is there a delay?
Your choice, per course: Automatic issues the moment every unit is marked competent, right for computer-marked non-accredited content where students expect an instant result. Hold for admin review puts it in a queue for a human to check first, right for anything higher-stakes. There's no fixed platform-wide delay either way.
What should I check before auto-issuing a certificate?
For nationally recognised courses in particular, experienced RTO managers recommend confirming complete enrolment details (AVETMISS data), USI verification, assessor marking, and receipt of payment before a certificate goes out. Hold for admin review mode is built for exactly that check, and the USI gate enforces the USI part automatically, even in Automatic mode.
We're not accredited yet. Are you relevant to us?
Yes. Run your non-accredited short courses on the platform today with published pricing and no card required for the trial. When your ASQA application lands, accredited delivery, units, USI, AVETMISS reporting, is already built in on the same platform. No migration, no second system.
Is there a maximum time you'll hold a certificate before issuing?
Non-accredited certificates in Automatic mode issue immediately. For anything held for review, the platform shows a 30-day countdown against the issuance window on every pending certificate, with a clear warning as the deadline approaches, so a held certificate never just gets forgotten.
Does the USI rule apply even if I've set Automatic mode?
Yes, it's not a mode you can turn off. Once a course is nationally recognised, the certificate will not issue until the student's USI is verified, regardless of which issuance mode the course is set to.
What does it cost while we're still non-accredited?
The same published pricing as every RTO Grow plan, and 7 days free with everything switched on, no credit card. See the pricing page for the full breakdown.
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