credential
/ˈkrɛdɪtəl/Definitions
1. noun
A document or record that proves a person’s qualifications or experience.
“She had to present her credentials to get the job.”
2. noun
A fact or piece of information that is known about someone or something.
“The new employee’s credentials as a marketing expert were well-known in the industry.”
3. noun
A formal statement or declaration, especially one made by an authority or expert.
“The university’s credentials for the research project were impressive.”
4. verb
To provide or produce evidence of one’s qualifications or experience.
“The company tried to credential its new employees before hiring them.”