Getting started
This guide covers account creation, login, and an overview of the RapidCert portal for contractors/suppliers.Creating your account
Your client provides a signup link specific to their organisation. You must use this link to register — it connects your company to the correct client group.1
Open the signup link
Navigate to the URL provided by your client.
2
Enter your NZBN
Enter your NZBN (New Zealand Business Number) to identify your company. Click Check NZBN to verify your details.
3
Accept the terms
If you are registering a new company, tick the checkbox to agree to your client’s programme terms and privacy policy, as well as RapidCert’s Terms of Service and Privacy Policy, then click Continue to Registration. All four documents apply to your account.
4
Complete your company information
Fill in the registration form:
- Registered Name — your official company name (auto-populated from your NZBN lookup)
- Trading Name — optional, if you trade under a different name
- Full Name — your name as the primary contact
- Position — your role within the company
- Your Email (for login) — the email address you will use to log in
- Company Email — a shared company email address (optional)
- Phone — a valid NZ phone number
- Address 1, Address 2 (optional), City, Post Code
The client’s terms and privacy pages are also linked from the bottom of the signup page, alongside RapidCert’s Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.
Logging in
RapidCert uses passwordless authentication — there are no passwords to set or remember.1
Enter your email
Go to the login page and enter the email address you registered with.
2
Enter the one-time code
A 6-digit code is sent to your email. Enter it on the login page.
Use a work email address that you have ongoing access to. All login codes and notifications are sent to this address.
Portal overview
Once logged in, the portal is organised into these areas:Managing users
You can add other people in your company through User Management in the sidebar.1
Click Add User
Enter the new team member’s email address and click Continue.
2
Complete their details
If they are new to RapidCert, fill in their Full Name (required) and optionally their Job Title and Phone. Click Add User to send the invitation.
Troubleshooting
I didn't receive the one-time code
I didn't receive the one-time code
- Check your spam or junk folder
- Ensure you entered the correct email address
- Wait a few minutes and try again
- Contact support if the issue persists
My one-time code expired
My one-time code expired
Codes are valid for 10 minutes. Request a new one from the login page.
I'm seeing 'Too many attempts'
I'm seeing 'Too many attempts'
To prevent abuse, login attempts are rate-limited. If you see this message, wait a few minutes before trying again. The rate limit automatically resets after the waiting period.
I'm getting an error during registration
I'm getting an error during registration
- Check that your NZBN is correct
- Clear your browser cache and try again
- Try a different browser
- Contact support with the error message
I used the wrong signup URL
I used the wrong signup URL
Registration must be completed using the signup URL provided by your client. Contact your client if you’re unsure which link to use.
My company shows 'Pending' on the company selection screen
My company shows 'Pending' on the company selection screen
A pending company membership must be activated before you can enter that company. Click Activate beside the company.RapidCert checks the membership again after the activation request:
- If activation succeeds, the company opens automatically.
- If the request result is uncertain or activation is still processing, the button changes to Check status. Click it to check again.
- If activation succeeded but your session has not caught up, the button changes to Refresh access. Click it to reload your company access.
- If the company is still pending after a definite failure, the button returns to Activate so you can try again.
Next steps
Company setup
Set up your company profile
Evaluations
Start your first evaluation