# How to Fetch Certificates ## Certificate API The DIVOC certificate distribution service provides a ‘Get’ API so that certificates can be downloaded or printed for specific events. For fetching the right certificate, the get service requires a “pre-enrolment code,” and the latest certificate is fetched. ## Specifications * **URL:** vc-certification/v1/certificate// * **Request Method:** POST * **Headers:** \- Content-Type application/json Accept application/json \- Authorisation bearer \ ## Get Certificate Workflow
### Steps: Get Certificate (Download) * **Request Method:** GET * **Request URL:** {{baseUrl}}/vc-certification/v1/certificate/entityType/certificateId * **SampleUrl:**{{baseUrl}}/vccertification/v1/certificate/HealthProfessional\_1/614894628867 * **Headers:** Key:template-key, Value: html * **Key:** Accept,Value:application/pdf #### Response Certificate
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