Verified Hikes for organisations

Run credible hiking recognition programmes at any scale.

A controlled platform for clubs, guides, trekking agencies, events, charities, and trail organisations to manage cohorts, confirmation, certificates, and public verification without building the infrastructure themselves.

Glacier and alpine terrain on the Tour du Mont Blanc
Guilhem VellutCC BY 2.0
One consoleCampaigns, people, submissions, and certificates
Controlled rolesOwner, admin, reviewer, and viewer access
Verifiable outputSigned metadata and PDF fingerprint
Approved brandingOrganisation name, logo, and signatures
A serious operating system

Everything needed between a completed hike and a trusted record.

Partners get operational tools, not a logo-placement package. Every programme remains tied to explicit eligibility, privacy, payment, review, and certificate-quality controls.

Organisation workspace

A dedicated console for submissions, campaigns, certificates, members, settings, and programme activity.

Campaign operations

Run guided departures, club challenges, expeditions, events, charity programmes, and annual awards as defined cohorts.

Controlled claim codes

Issue trackable codes with trail, recipient, organisation, campaign, expiry, usage, payment, and review rules.

Role-based teams

Separate owner, admin, reviewer, and viewer responsibilities while keeping every organisation isolated.

Partner confirmation

Use Partner Confirmed wording only through an agreed workflow, alongside independent Verified Hikes review.

Approved co-branding

Add the organisation name, reviewed logo, representative signature, and approved partner-specific certificate treatment.

Programme pricing

Support volume arrangements, sponsored places, partner price floors, discounts, and controlled coupon allocations.

Programme visibility

Monitor participation, linked submissions, issued certificates, code use, allocations, and aggregate campaign performance.

Scoped records

Access only partner-linked records. Unrelated hikers, organisations, and private evidence remain outside the workspace.

Programme workflow

From cohort setup to a permanent verification record.

  1. 01

    Agree the programme

    Define trails, dates, commercial terms, branding permissions, reviewer responsibilities, and confirmation wording.

  2. 02

    Invite the cohort

    Create a campaign and issue controlled claim codes for a trip, event, club challenge, or member award.

  3. 03

    Review completion

    Hikers submit private evidence. Partner and registry reviewers follow the approved workflow without exposing proof publicly.

  4. 04

    Issue and monitor

    Approved certificates receive a permanent QR record, signed metadata, fingerprint, event history, and safe partner association.

Example partner-associated Verified Hikes certificate
Recognition people keep

Your programme, presented with restraint and credibility.

Approved partner certificates can include the organisation name, a reviewed logo, an authorised representative signature, the Verified Hikes reviewer signature, and a place-specific certificate design.

  • Partner and registry signatures shown as separate responsibilities
  • Partner Confirmed wording for approved confirmation workflows
  • Certificate ID, QR verification, signed metadata, and PDF fingerprint
  • No automatic authority or government endorsement claim
View the certificate system
Built around real programmes

Choose a workflow that matches your organisation.

Clear trust boundaries

Useful access without broad access.

Partner participation never weakens the evidence, privacy, or issuance controls behind the registry.

No access to unrelated submissions or another organisation’s records
No publication of private GPS, photographs, permits, or contact details
No automatic issuance or bypass of payment, review, risk, or quality controls
No Authority Confirmed claim without a separately approved authority relationship
Controlled partner onboarding

Bring us the programme. We will define the operating model with you.

Commercial terms, volume pricing, branding, claim-code allocation, reviewer responsibilities, support, refunds, and confirmation rules are agreed before activation.