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Is it possible to see a list of Users who have shared their badges?

  • February 6, 2026
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jckemv
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Hi folks, is it possible to find a list of users that have shared their badge via socials?

I’ve checked and there is not a notification or audit trail event for that action, as far as I can tell.

I’m keen to find out how many people have been sharing a digital badge with their socials hence the question.

Thanks in advance for any assistance.

JK

Best answer by Moshe.Machlav

Hi JK,

You're right — there's no native tracking for badge social shares. The share action happens client-side (opens LinkedIn/Facebook's share dialog directly), so Docebo never captures whether the user actually completed the post. No audit trail event, no notification, no report column for it.

Your Google Analytics approach is a solid workaround — tracking traffic to the public badge verification URLs gives you a real signal on engagement from the other direction. 

If you ever need deeper analytics — like who shared, on which platform, and how many people clicked through — that's where a dedicated credentialing platform like Credly comes in. Docebo has a native Credly integration, so users receive both the internal Docebo badge and a Credly credential automatically. Credly tracks shares, verification page views, and click-throughs at the individual level, which closes the gap Docebo leaves open.

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  • mstrom
  • February 6, 2026

Hi ​@jckemv I took a peek at the APIs but don’t see anything in there for this type of tracking and native reporting doesn’t have that available either. In the share dropdown menu the social media links are javascript and result in a pop up dialogue box which I don’t think there’s a way to track.

    A
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    • anagilp
    • Novice III
    • February 6, 2026

     

    Hi ​@jckemv , as far as I can tell, Docebo’s API does not support endpoints to detect this. This feature is purely learner-side and Docebo does not track outbound sharing actions. You could explore disabling the Share option and instead create trackable credential URLs that include UTM parameters so you can measure clicks. For example, LinkedIn allows you to create a special URL to pre-populate the Certifications Form with their LMS data for the “Licenses and Certifications” section of the user’s profile, and you may be able to append UTM parameters to this. 

      jckemv
      Helper I
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      • jckemv
      • Author
      • Helper I
      • February 8, 2026

      Thanks folks for your confirmation of my suspicion. I’ve just thought I used Google Analytics and it does report on the URL for the pages created for the badges, so I can sort of see back the other way when people click on the digital badge in LinkedIn etc.. back to the LMS. Thanks again for your replies.

        ldlmcoitrg
        Contributor III
        • ldlmcoitrg
        • Contributor III
        • March 13, 2026

        Hi folks, is it possible to find a list of users that have shared their badge via socials?

        I’ve checked and there is not a notification or audit trail event for that action, as far as I can tell.

        I’m keen to find out how many people have been sharing a digital badge with their socials hence the question.

        Thanks in advance for any assistance.

        JK

         I have the same question and submitted an idea to create a report for shared badges. Feel free to vote if this can help with your case.
         

         

          Moshe.Machlav
          Helper III
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          • Moshe.Machlav
          • Helper III
          • Answer
          • March 15, 2026

          Hi JK,

          You're right — there's no native tracking for badge social shares. The share action happens client-side (opens LinkedIn/Facebook's share dialog directly), so Docebo never captures whether the user actually completed the post. No audit trail event, no notification, no report column for it.

          Your Google Analytics approach is a solid workaround — tracking traffic to the public badge verification URLs gives you a real signal on engagement from the other direction. 

          If you ever need deeper analytics — like who shared, on which platform, and how many people clicked through — that's where a dedicated credentialing platform like Credly comes in. Docebo has a native Credly integration, so users receive both the internal Docebo badge and a Credly credential automatically. Credly tracks shares, verification page views, and click-throughs at the individual level, which closes the gap Docebo leaves open.

          'I have never tried that before, so I think I should definitely be able to do that. Want to learn more? You are welcome to visit my blog at https://digitalstep.biz/
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