Canonical identity
Official name, former names, institution category/type and establishment context.
Identity · Campuses · Contacts · Recognition · Coverage
Each university record can connect its official identity to campuses, programmes, domains, results/verification/transcript portals, verification contacts, source provenance, recognition history and known credential coverage.
Former names · type · establishment year · headquarters
State/country and programme context
Portal, results and transcript routes where available
Each capability is a visible part of the verification workflow—not a hidden AI score.
Official name, former names, institution category/type and establishment context.
Headquarters, approved campuses/off-campus centres, state/country and relevant jurisdiction.
Official website/domain, results portal, verification portal and transcript portal.
Verification/COE/registrar emails and official phones where available, each with provenance class.
Historical regulatory status with effective dates rather than a present-day-only label.
Known credential types, years/versions and verification-route availability.
When a domain, contact, campus or recognition status changes, Bonafide keeps old/new values, source evidence and review history. A stale A1/A2 route can lose automation eligibility until reconfirmed.
Former names · type · establishment year · headquarters
State/country and programme context
Portal, results and transcript routes where available
Bonafide follows the strongest available verification route and resumes only the affected lane when new evidence arrives.
The same underlying case can be viewed differently by institutions, employers, reviewers, operations and candidates.
Issuer context beside each credential
Trusted routes and responsiveness history
Controlled source refresh and approval
Unmapped issuer, new template, legacy document or unavailable source must route to uncertainty/manual verification rather than an automatic accusation.