The event limits are actually not bad at all \u002D if you consider that each event can be used with variables \u002D such as \u0027event name\u0027 \u0027event date\u0027, \u0027attendee name\u0027. Even images can be set as placeholders. So if you have an event that is repeated through the year you can actually re\u002Duse the same Certopus event. And each event has categories \u002D so you can have a number of different certificate and badges for each category. Are you getting it yet? :) Overall this makes Certopus incredibly felxible.

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The event limits are actually not bad at all \u002D if you consider that each event can be used with variables \u002D such as \u0027event name\u0027 \u0027event date\u0027, \u0027attendee name\u0027. Even images can be set as placeholders.  So if you have an event that is repeated through the year you can actually re\u002Duse the same Certopus event.  And each event has categories \u002D so you can have a number of different certificate and badges for each category.  Are you getting it yet? :) Overall this makes Certopus incredibly felxible.

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With a little thought and planning it is even possible to use one event as a template to generate certificates for completely different events. You do sacrifice a little specific info on the credentials page \u002D but for certificates of completion, etc this is no big deal. I recommend trying Certopus and testing the flexibility and see if it works for you.

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