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Assurance Step-By-Step Guide
Cert Proof
How to Create a Cert Proof Folder
Open Windows Explorer (the folder icon circled in red below)
Right-Click “Documents”
Select “New”
Select “Folder”
Name the folder “Cert Completion Proofs”.
Open your Documents folder in Windows Explorer
Right-Click the “Cert Completion Proofs” folder
Select “Pin to Quick access”
You now have a folder designated to store your cert completion proofs located in your “Documents” folder of Windows Explorer and easily accessed through your “Quick Access” folder:
Saving to your Cert Completion Proofs Folder
Select “File”
Select “Save As”
Select “Browse”
Scroll to the top to find the “Quick Access” folder
Select the “Cert Completion Proof” folder which is a subfolder under the Quick Access folder
Name the Cert Proof according to the cert which has been completed
Select “Save”
Email your proof to your supervisor who will upload your certificate into a Cert Completion Tracker used to track which agents have completed which certs.
Keep track of the cert proof emails you send just in case anyone loses track of your proof to ensure you can prove that you followed the correct process. To do this, follow the steps in the dropdown below
How to Keep Track of Cert Proof Emails
Go to Outlook and right-click “Folders”
Select “Create new folder”
Label your new folder “Cert Proof Emails”
You should now see your Cert Proof Emails folder under the “Folders” dropdown of Outlook
Select Sent Items
Right-click the cert completion email that you need to keep track of
Select “Copy”
Select the “Cert Proof Emails” folder (you may need to search for it by selecting “Copy to a different folder” if it does not populate right away)
Now when you select your Cert Proof Emails folder in Outlook, you should see that the Cert Proof email has been copied to this folder for future reference.