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SleekView Kanban for Tutor LMS Certificate

SleekView Kanban reads Tutor LMS Certificate records, groups them by issuance status into columns like Pending, Issued, Sent, and Revoked, and lets you drag any certificate card to update its state and trigger reissue or revocation in place.

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SleekView Kanban board for Tutor LMS Certificate

Certificate state hides behind a flat issued list

Tutor LMS Certificate stores certificate records in custom tables joined to course completions. Each issued certificate sits in wp_tutor_certificates linked to the learner, the course, the template, and an issued timestamp. The default admin lists issued certificates by date, but it does not separate certificates waiting for instructor approval from those that have actually been emailed to the learner, or those that have been revoked after a dispute.

SleekView Kanban reads the certificate table and surfaces an issuance status field as a board grouping. You get one column per status value, one card per certificate, and card faces that show learner name, course title, template name, issued date, and email delivery status. Filter by template, instructor, or date range before the board renders so the certificate manager only sees the slice that matters for today's hand-off.

Drag a certificate card from Pending to Issued and SleekView writes through Tutor LMS's certificate functions, which keeps PDF generation, email delivery, and public verification URL creation firing normally. Revoked cards stay grouped for compliance, sent cards confirm delivery, and the certificate team gets a single visual flow that mirrors how certificates actually move through the office, from approval through to learner inbox.

Workflow

Build a certificate issuance board in four steps

1

Connect the Tutor LMS certificate source

Point SleekView at the Tutor LMS certificates source. It auto-detects the certificate table, joins course completion records and learner data, and surfaces every certificate along with delivery status without writing any custom SQL.
2

Pick the status field to group by

Choose the certificate status field as your kanban grouping. Each unique value such as Pending, Issued, Sent, and Revoked becomes a column. You can filter by template, instructor, or completion date before the board renders the cards.
3

Choose what shows on the cards

Decide which fields appear on each certificate card. Common picks are learner name, course title, template name, issued date, delivery status, and verification URL. SleekView wraps long titles and shows delivery failures as colored badges.
4

Enable drag-and-drop status updates

Turn on writeback to let staff drag a card to a new column. SleekView updates the certificate record through Tutor LMS functions, which keeps PDF generation, email delivery, and verification URL creation firing exactly as they do in the default admin.

Sample board

Sample certificate issuance board

Four columns grouped by Tutor LMS certificate status, showing a slice of certificates for the Frontend Mastery course with the learner name, template, and delivery state.
Pending
12
Jenna Cross, Frontend Mastery
Awaiting instructor approval
Karim Bouchard, Backend Mastery
Awaiting essay grade for module 4
Saana Virtanen, Frontend Mastery
Awaiting approval, completed 1d ago
Issued
38
Mateus Souza, Frontend Mastery
Issued 11 May, PDF ready
Aiko Tanaka, Backend Mastery
Issued 12 May, queued to send
Lior Levi, Frontend Mastery
Issued today, awaiting email send
Sent
204
Bo Christensen, Frontend Mastery
Sent 9 May, opened by learner
Priya Patel, Backend Mastery
Sent 10 May, opened, verified
Hannah Boateng, Frontend Mastery
Sent 13 May, opened, downloaded
Revoked
6
Tom Rivers, Frontend Mastery
Revoked 8 May, plagiarism case
Maja Larsson, Backend Mastery
Revoked 10 May, refunded course
Owen Kelly, Frontend Mastery
Revoked today, sponsor request

Comparison

Default Tutor LMS admin vs SleekView Kanban

Default certificate admin

  • Certificate admin shows a chronological list with no clear issuance stages
  • Pending approvals and sent certificates sit in the same flat list view
  • Status changes require opening each certificate record and editing manually
  • No drag-to-update for issue, send, or revoke, every change is a form action
  • Revocation history sits in a separate audit log, away from the main admin view

SleekView Kanban

  • Reads wp_tutor_certificates live, no nightly export job needed
  • Group by status, template, or instructor with one click on the board
  • Drag any certificate card to issue, send, or revoke through Tutor LMS safely
  • Card faces show learner name, template, issued date, and delivery status
  • Filter by template, instructor, or course before the board renders columns

Features

What SleekView Kanban gives you for Tutor LMS Certificate

Issuance stages as columns

SleekView turns the flat certificate list into the actual workflow stages your team uses, from Pending approval, through Issued, to Sent and Revoked. Each stage is a column, so the eye can immediately see how many certificates are waiting on approval today.

Drag to issue, send, or revoke

Moving a card calls the Tutor LMS Certificate functions, so PDF generation, email delivery, and verification URL creation still fire. Staff can approve, deliver, or revoke a certificate without opening each record one at a time.

Multi-axis filtering before render

Combine template, instructor, course, and delivery state in one filter strip. The board re-groups instantly, which lets the certificate team scan one template, one instructor's pending queue, or every failed delivery in seconds.

Audience

Certificate teams use the kanban for these jobs

Pending approval triage

Managers open the board filtered to Pending, see every certificate waiting on instructor approval, and assign them in bulk through the card menu before the learner notices a delay between completion and certificate delivery.

Delivery failure recovery

Cards with a delivery failure badge cluster in Issued, which lets the team retry sending or update the learner email address straight from the card before the certificate sits undelivered for too many days.

Revocation compliance review

Revoked certificates stay visible for thirty days so the compliance lead can verify the reason was logged, the verification URL was invalidated, and the learner record reflects the revocation in any audit response.

The bigger picture

Why a certificate kanban beats a flat list

Default Tutor LMS certificate admin treats every certificate the same way once it has been generated. Approved, sent, and revoked certificates sit together in a chronological list, which makes the actual workflow invisible. The team has no easy way to see how many learners are waiting on an instructor approval today, or how many email deliveries silently bounced.

A kanban changes the unit of attention from a chronological log to a workflow stage. Each card is one certificate, each column is one stage in the issuance lifecycle, and the eye can scan eighty cards in seconds and notice the certificates that have been Pending for over five days. That is the moment a certificate manager catches a backlog before learners start filing support tickets.

The drag-to-update mechanic also collapses approve, send, and revoke into single drag actions that fire the same Tutor LMS hooks the default admin does.

Questions

Common questions about SleekView Kanban for Tutor LMS Certificate

Yes. The board reads the template ID from each certificate record and lets you filter or group by template. Cards show the template name as a badge so the team can scan whether the right template was used for each course and reissue against a different template if needed.

 

Yes. SleekView calls the Tutor LMS Certificate public functions rather than writing rows directly. That means PDF generation, email delivery, public verification URL creation, and any custom hooks you have wired to certificate issuance all run exactly as they would from the standard admin screens.

 

Yes. Select multiple cards in the Pending column and drag them as a group to Issued. SleekView batches the operation through the certificate API, which keeps each individual completion event firing per learner while letting the team process a backlog in one move.

 

Yes. Card faces can show the public verification URL and whether it is currently valid. Revoked certificates show the URL as invalidated, which is useful when compliance teams need to confirm a revocation actually took effect on the public lookup page.

 

By default the board refreshes every sixty seconds, and it can also push updates in real time when Tutor LMS fires its certificate hooks. You can change the polling interval per board, so an approval triage board can update every fifteen seconds while a long-term compliance board refreshes hourly.

 

Yes. SleekView respects Tutor LMS instructor roles and WordPress capabilities. Scope the board to certificates for courses owned by the current user, and each instructor only sees their own pending approvals. Audit logs record every card move with the editing user.

 

Yes. Dragging a card back to Pending and forward again triggers a fresh certificate generation against the current template, so the team can reissue against an updated design without manually editing each record. The previous PDF version is kept in history for audit.

 

SleekView paginates each column server-side and only renders the cards currently visible, so even an archive with fifty thousand certificates stays responsive. You can also filter to a date range or template first, which is what most certificate teams do for daily triage anyway.

 

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