Your Account

These fields replace a traditional resume — employers will eventually be able to search on them directly.

Contractors broadcast urgent crew calls by text — incident, role, staging location, report time, duration, and daily rate, with a one-tap link to accept. You'll only be texted for calls that match your level and training, and only while your credentials are verified and this toggle is on.

Publish a registry link you can put in a social bio, email signature, or LinkedIn profile. The preview card, the badge, and the page all show your current status — green while every required credential is verified, gray the day one expires — so employers always see the truth. Your license numbers and documents are never shown publicly.

Your registry link (social bios, posts, email)

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When this link is shared, Facebook, LinkedIn, and X show a preview card with your name, credential, and live status. Preview the card image.

Live badge (Linktree, Bento, personal site, email signature)

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Paste the HTML where images are allowed. Each time someone views it, their browser fetches the badge fresh from this server, so it always reflects today's status.

LinkedIn — Licenses & Certifications

Each button opens LinkedIn with the certification pre-filled: name, issuer (Worldwide Wilderness), issue and expiration dates, your registry ID, and a Show credential link to your registry page. You just click Save on LinkedIn.

Your profile isn't visible to employers until an admin verifies every required checkpoint below. Each admin review is a manual check against the issuing body's public registry — expect it to take a little while, not instantly.

A printable manifest of everything above — credential, issuing body, number, expiry, and the date each was verified — for the agency or contractor that needs your packet fast. Print it to PDF from your browser.