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A record, not a certificate

Check any of it before you believe it

Every shift is scored part by part, and a record shows the work so anyone can check it: no account, no email needed.

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Proof, not promises

This is the page an employer opens.

What a finished record looks like: every ticket, the score on each one, and the write-up that explains it. This one is a sample record, not a real record.

Helen Marsh
Shift Record · Technical/Application Support Engineering
Sample record
8
tickets on the record
82
overall, out of 100
11
dimensions scored on every support shift
Badges earned
Five ClosedOn a RunNinety ClubRight First TimeRecord Verified
Five Closed
Closed five tickets.
On a Run
Five correct calls in a row.
Ninety Club
One part of the rubric carried to 90 or above across the scored work.
Right First Time
Named the correct cause on a ticket.
Record Verified
The record is the one Zeloric issued, unchanged since. Anyone can check it.
Scored part by part, on each desk's rubric
6 of the 11 dimensions (headline view). A record carries all 11.
Tone & empathy
85 out of 100
Diagnostic quality
83 out of 100
Communication clarity
87 out of 100
SLA discipline
83 out of 100
Resolution correctness
83 out of 100
Documentation
80 out of 100
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Sample record: Scored by AI trained for this work on the rubric. Every score opens to the write-up behind it.
List it under Projects. It reads strongest there, and it keeps your record honest: this is verified work, not employment. See why on How it works.
  • What it shows

    Sample record: it shows the fields a record carries. Scored by AI trained for this work, dimension by dimension, and a person reviews any score that is disputed. Every score links to the write-up behind it.

  • With the member's consent

    An employer can open the full conversation behind any score.

  • What this is not

    It is not employment, and it is not a reference. The tickets are realistic work built from real cases, the company on them is not real, and the record says so on its own face. What it is: what months of scored work looks like, scored part by part on that desk's rubric, and any grade can be disputed.

What you leave with

A certificate says you turned up. A record says how you did.

Which is the thing a hiring manager actually needs to know.

A completion certificate compared with a Zeloric record, on four questions.
What is being comparedA completion certificateA Zeloric record
Is it checked?No scores and no assessment. You cannot fail.Every shift scored part by part, on that desk's rubric.
Who reads your work?You compare your answer to a model answer.Scored by AI trained for this work, dimension by dimension, and a person reviews any score that is disputed.
What do you leave with?A certificate you can add to a profile.A page an employer can open, with the write-up behind every score.
Can an employer check it?There is nothing to check.Yes. Anyone can verify a record in seconds.

Both are worth doing. Only one of them says how good you are.

How you get one

Three ways to have a record. One is free.

A record is not something only a plan produces. What changes between them is how much work is on it.

  • Free

    Work one realistic ticket

    One realistic ticket, graded on five core checks the moment you close it. You get a page you can send to anyone.

    Work your free ticket →
  • Monthly

    Keep working tickets

    Tickets every month on the desk you choose, every shift reviewed part by part, and the record grows each month you turn up.

    See the Desk →
  • Monthly

    The Desk Pro

    Everything in The Desk, plus scored mock interviews, the quarterly human résumé review with a written review, live group calls, and the job board, and a record an employer can verify.

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How the work reaches anybody

You decide when it goes public.

Your record belongs to you. We do not send it, sell it or publish it. You do. A record is never sent to an employer. It becomes a page, and an unpublished record is not a page and does not appear in a search. What is public, and when.

  1. 01

    You finish the work

    Every shift you work is graded part by part. Dispute any grade and a person reviews it.

  2. 02

    It goes up only if you say so

    Records are private until you publish them. Publishing creates a shareable page; unpublishing removes it.

  3. 03

    It becomes an address

    A published record is a page at zeloric.io that opens for anyone. That address is what you put on an application.

For employers

Open a record. Then meet the person.

Read the work behind every candidate, then invite the ones whose work fits.

Not hiring? Start free, then a full shift.

Two colleagues in headsets working through a ticket on one screen

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You do the work. We hand you the record.

Realistic tickets and cases, with AI trained for this work at your side. Your first ticket or case is free and graded on the core checks as soon as you finish it. Every shift after it is scored by AI trained for this work, part by part. If you dispute a score, it is graded again, and a person reviews any the second grade does not settle.