Integrity
Signals on the report. You decide.
Webcam, ID proof, tab-switch rules, device lock and browser alerts. The verdict is Clear, Review or Violations. We do not auto-fail candidates.
What the report actually captures
Four signals on every proctored attempt. Not a hidden cheating score — a timeline you can read.
ID proof
Photo at the start. Who sat the paper, not only a login.
Webcam
No face, second face or looking away is Review. You can open the still from that moment.
Tab-switch rules
Allowed switches, then flags. You set the limit for that drive.
Device lock
Browser lock and autosubmit when time ends. The attempt closes cleanly.
ID is reviewed
Pending, look again, or ok. Weak capture does not silently pass.
Filter the drive
Clear, Review or Violations on Results and Excel. Open who needs a look.
A sample candidate report
TA opens one candidate and sees score plus integrity in the same place. You shortlist. The engine does not.
Clear No flags of concern on this attempt.
Review Something to look at — a tab switch, no face, second face, looking away.
Violations Repeated or rule-breaking signals. You still decide.
How a proctored window runs
01 Before
Rules on the invite
Window, ID, tab limit and lock are set before the link goes out — same as the paper.
02 During
Signals while they sit
Webcam, tab-switch and lock run in the browser. Support stays on for the live window.
03 After
Cut-off with eyes open
Score plus Clear / Review / Violations. You interview who you trust.
Questions TA usually asks
Does a proctoring flag fail them?
The report shows Clear, Review or Violations. You decide who to shortlist.
No face, a second face, or looking away?
Those show as Review. You can open the still from that moment. You decide who to shortlist.
Do they need an app?
No. Laptop or mobile — they open a link in the browser.
20,000 on one day?
Yes. Autoscaled infrastructure. Support stays on during the window.
Can we change the rules per drive?
Tab-switch limits, ID, webcam and lock are set for that window — not a one-size flag for every paper.