Identity
A persistent CraftID reference for a professional or workshop. Country, profession, year and legal status stay in profile data rather than in the identifier.
A European-oriented professional identity, skills and evidence infrastructure for craftspeople, workshops and craft-based micro-enterprises.
One persistent professional reference connects skills, experience, qualifications, affiliations and supporting evidence in a structured record.
A persistent CraftID reference for a professional or workshop. Country, profession, year and legal status stay in profile data rather than in the identifier.
Describe the skills used in professional practice and connect them with experience, qualifications, portfolio items and affiliations.
Link individual professional claims to supporting material. Evidence stays private by default; publication requires an explicit visibility choice.
Public records distinguish clearly between self-declared information, submitted evidence and claims that have undergone review.
A permanent professional reference can be used across products, professional communication, applications and changing places of work.
One professional identifier that can be used on products, packaging, business cards, websites, CVs, catalogues and applications. The CraftID remains tied to the same professional or workshop over time.
A buyer, fair organiser, partner or institution can follow the CraftID or QR code to see who the maker is and what professional practice they present publicly.
Skills, experience, training, qualifications and other claims can gradually be connected to supporting evidence and attestations, while keeping evidence private unless disclosure is explicitly intended.
Issue and download a versioned certificate of the published CraftID record with its own Certificate No. and QR verification. The certificate documents the record snapshot; claim review status remains separate.
When a CraftID is placed on a product or document, the identifier can remain resolvable over time so the registered maker or workshop can still be identified even if the active account is later closed.
The CraftID owner decides what is public: country, region or city, profile details, contacts and photo. Workshop owners may also explicitly choose whether to publish an exact business address.
A Professional CraftID can be linked to a Workshop CraftID without merging the two identities, so a person keeps their own professional record when a workshop, employer or place of practice changes.
Trust comes from clear scope: self-declared information, supporting evidence and reviewed claims are shown separately.
As the network develops, CraftID can be used by national and sectoral partners, craft organisations, fairs, education providers and support programmes as a structured professional reference.
Build a portable professional record that is independent of a marketplace, employer or single project. Present skills, practice and evidence without turning the profile into a sales listing.
Understand where craft skills are practised, identify regional capabilities and support skills intelligence, vocational pathways, heritage continuity and cross-border cooperation.
Review applies to specific claims and linked evidence. Public status language shows the exact scope and current review state.