About Risalto

What Risalto Does

AI is changing what roles ask of people. Experienced professionals already hold much of what those roles need; what they lack is evidence an employer can trust. Risalto assesses your skills against the competencies real roles require, rates each on a five-level proficiency scale, and issues credentials that anyone can verify without an account.

Credentials are Open Badges 3.0 verifiable credentials: each is signed, names the competency and the level achieved, and carries a public verification page and revocation status.

How It Works

1. Start from your experience. Upload a resume and see which competencies it already suggests, and at what level.
2. Assess. Explain and apply a competency in a scored, voice-first assessment. A result of Competent (level 3) or better earns a Competency Badge.
3. Certify. Complete a pathway's competencies and its certification exam to earn a Pathway Certification, valid for two years.
4. Add real-world evidence. Optionally connect work tools you already use so your everyday work strengthens the signal behind your profile.
5. Share. Send an employer your public transcript or a credential's verification link.

Connecting Work Tools

Connections are optional, made by you, and can be disconnected at any time, which revokes access. Each reads only what it needs to confirm real activity.

For example, the Google Workspace connection reads the names and file types of your 25 most recently modified Google Drive files. It never opens, downloads, changes or shares a file, and never reads email. Risalto's use of information received from Google APIs adheres to the Google API Services User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements. The Privacy Policy sets out exactly what each connection reads and how it is used.

Available Pathways

Pathways cover technology, data and business roles. Each groups the competencies a role requires and leads to a Pathway Certification.

Browse all pathways to see the full catalog.

For Employers

Any Risalto credential can be checked from its public verification page, or by any Open Badges 3.0 verifier, without a Risalto account. The page shows the holder, the competency, the level achieved and whether the credential is still valid.