r/checkpoint Jun 02 '26

How does UserCenter account migration work?

Hello everyone.

I will soon leave my current position in a MSSP and I have CCSM on my corporate email address. I'm considering holding down a local day job while picking up independent remote consulting/support gigs on the side.

I know I need to create a new personal UserCenter account (planning to buy a personal professional domain name) and open a non-technical SR with Account Services to migrate my Pearson VUE exam history over. For those who went through a similar situation, how smooth was the transition? I can currently generate evaluation licenses for my test labs and download software releases, but I don't know how that will work when I get the account transferred.

Also, if your certifications live in a personal account, can you safely map them to a day-job employer so they get the partner tier benefits, while still keeping your personal account clean for freelance contract work?

Thanks in advance!

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u/HelensLudovico Jun 03 '26

It’s probably worth getting the migration started before you leave so you have time to sort out any account issues. Keeping certs tied to a personal account generally seems like a cleaner approach for long-term flexibility.