Certs-U: ACLS, PALS, CNA & CPR

Keeping all your medical licenses and certifications up to date, in one place, can be one hell of a task. You may often find yourself stressed out and worried about the expiry and renewal dates. Worry no more, we understand the value of your time and your hard-earned certificates. We’ve created Certs U, an easy to use app that takes care of all your certification needs.

Certs-U is a resourceful all in one certification manager. It helps you in compiling, tracking, and sharing all your certificates in a matter of a few seconds. Whether you are a medical or a non-medical professional, Certs-U provides you with a user-friendly platform to manage and track all your certifications with a tap of your finger.

WHY PROFESSIONALS PREFER CERTS-U?

STORE CERTIFICATES:
Easily upload and store all your certificates in one place and have them readily available at all times. There is no limit to the number of certificates you can store, it can include ACLS, BLS, NRP, CNA, CMA, and any other medical or non-medical certificates.

EFFORTLESS TRACKING:
No longer need to memorize all your certificate expiry dates. Simply choose and record all the expiration and renewal dates and have this important information handy at all times.

REMINDER NOTIFICATIONS:
Now never worry about not being certified. Certs-U sends reminder notifications through SMS and email every time your certificate is up for renewal.

EASY SHARING:
Share your certificates via ecards without going through the hassle of visiting different sites to produce cards every time.

Certs-U assists medical professionals who are busy saving lives with a packed-up schedule and helps them ticking a few personal essentials off their list. With Certs-U, you can not only store and manage certificates but you can also make sure that your certificates are updated at all times. Certs-U believes in making life simpler for the user, especially for those who help others.

Take the first step towards a simpler, stress-free life. Tap the install button and get started.