Verifiable code
Each record carries a unique identifier that anyone can look up without registration.
Trust Registry · The IAC platform
The registry where evidence becomes verifiable.
The Trust Registry is the International Accreditation Center platform that registers, publishes and maintains public traceability for technical evidence of people, organizations and programs. Each published record declares what was verified, under what scope, in what status it stands and until when it remains valid.
What the registry publishes
One reading logic for every record.
Every Trust Registry record is read with the same four elements. Whoever verifies always gets the same structure, with no formats to interpret case by case.
Declared scope
The record states what the registration covers and what remains outside. Reading starts at the limit.
Current status
Active, expired, suspended or revoked. The current status prevails over any printed document.
Validity and traceability
Issue and expiry dates, plus a history of transitions that is never erased.
IAC does not certify management systems or replace official accreditation bodies. What the registry publishes and what remains outside is documented in scope and limits.
How evidence flows
From application to traceable public status.
The registry publishes only what went through review. Evidence travels five stations, and the last one never ends: every published record keeps public status, validity and traceability.
01
Application
The applicant submits documentary evidence within the scope they intend to declare.
02
Review
IAC checks that evidence against the published criteria for the corresponding path.
03
Decision
The outcome — approval, observation or rejection — is documented and traceable.
04
Publication
The approved record is published with its verifiable code, scope, status and validity visible.
05
Public status
Expirations, suspensions, revocations and renewals are entered in the registry’s public log.
Platform modules
Seven surfaces, one registry.
Each module exposes the same registry from a different angle: open verification, record reading, presence on external sites, history, data, integrations and governance principles.
Verification
Look up a code and read the status, scope and validity of the current record. Open, with no login and no barriers.
Public records
Browse the published records of professionals, organizations and programs, all read with the same logic.
Seal and badge
Each registration can display its status on external sites through a seal that links to the current record, with no static screenshots.
Registry log
Status transitions — registrations, suspensions, revocations, renewals — are entered in chronological order.
Registry data
Public description of the Trust Registry dataset: fields, access, privacy limits and correct use.
API and integrations
Read-only integrations to consult the registry from external systems, with documentation through the formal channel.
Trust Center
The principles that govern the platform: security, privacy, controlled publication and responsible disclosure.
Entering the registry
Evidence enters through review.
Professionals, organizations and programs request their registration by submitting documentary evidence. Training prepares; assessment decides; the Trust Registry publishes only when it corresponds.
Where to start
The advisor points to the path that fits your case.
Answer a few questions and receive guidance on the framework standard, the type of registration and the next steps. For cases that require technical reading, the institutional channel responds with documented criteria.