> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.thatsme.com.br/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Receive and Share

> The complete recipient journey: from notification to sharing your achievement.

## Receiving achievements

When an issuer recognizes your participation or performance in an event, you receive a notification via **email** and, when available, via **WhatsApp**. The notification includes the issuer's name, the event, the reason for recognition, and an image of the 3D trophy.

<Steps>
  <Step title="You receive the notification">
    An email is sent with a direct link to accept the achievement. The notification also appears in the bell icon inside the platform. WhatsApp delivery depends on the issuer's plan and the availability of the recipient's phone number.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Create your account or sign in">
    If you don't have an account yet, you'll be invited to create one. The link auto-fills your email.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Accept or decline">
    Review the achievement details and choose **Accept** or **Decline**.
  </Step>

  <Step title="The achievement goes to your profile">
    When you accept, the certificate is created and appears on your [Achievement Wall](/en/features/achievement-wall) and, if public, in the social feed as well.
  </Step>
</Steps>

<Warning>
  The acceptance link only works with the email used during issuance. If the issuer used a different address than your current account, create your account with the correct email or link that secondary email to your main account.
</Warning>

## Viewing achievements

The achievement appears as a post on your wall and in the social feed. When you click it, you see the full certificate with:

* **Recipient profile** — with a link to the profile
* **Issuer profile** — with a link and verification badge, when applicable
* **Event name and category**
* **3D digital trophy (TM)** — interactive viewing, video export options, and fullscreen mode
* **Reason for recognition**
* **Date and location** of issuance
* **Validity** — permanent or with an expiration date, when applicable
* **Coming soon** — the ability to attach photos related to the achievement or the journey to earn it

Each certificate has a **dedicated public page** at `thatsme.com.br/c/[id]`, which also includes:

* Authenticity section with SHA-256 hash and QR code
* Detailed event information
* Recommended next step to continue your journey
* List of other recipients from the same event

<Info>
  The certificate page is public and accessible without login. Anyone can verify authenticity via the hash or QR code.
</Info>

## Sharing achievements

Use the platform's native buttons to share any achievement in one click:

| Channel                      | How it works                                                 |
| ---------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------ |
| **LinkedIn (certification)** | Auto-fills the certification form on your profile            |
| **LinkedIn (post)**          | Opens the sharing window                                     |
| **WhatsApp**                 | Sends a message with the certificate link                    |
| **X**                        | Opens the post composer with the link                        |
| **Facebook**                 | Opens the sharing window                                     |
| **Email**                    | Opens your email client with the subject and link pre-filled |
| **Copy link**                | Copies the public certificate URL to clipboard               |

<Tip>
  When you share an achievement, you amplify the visibility of the recognition and make it easier for others to verify.
</Tip>

## Celebrating achievements

On the certificate page, any visitor can click the **Celebrate** button to send a confetti animation and register a like.

## Community credibility

The platform has both automatic and manual processes to reinforce achievement authenticity. If something seems incorrect, you can **report** it directly from the achievement interface.

All achievements are unique, traceable, and protected by a SHA-256 hash, which helps ensure their authenticity and integrity.