Keep your assessments fair. Proctoring monitors participants while they complete a round, such as a hiring test, quiz or timed challenge, and flags anything unusual for you to review.
Turn on proctoring
Open the program and select the round.
Go to Settings → Proctor Settings.
Click the switch next to Disabled to turn proctoring on.
Choose your signals and limits (see below).
Click Save Settings.
Proctoring signals
Identity & environment
Camera snapshots
Microphone audio-level monitoring
Screen sharing
Device fingerprint
Attention & focus
Tab / window focus tracking
Fullscreen enforcement
Face presence
Gaze tracking
Behavior blocking
Block copy / paste / cut
Block right-click
Block dev-tools and screenshot shortcuts
AI-assisted
AI snapshot review
AI audio transcription
Enhance non-AI detection with AI
To use these, first connect an AI provider in Gear icon → Platform Settings → Integrations → AI Integration.
Thresholds & limits
Time limit (minutes)
Auto-fail cheating probability (%): sessions above this are failed automatically
Max attempts per participant
Camera snapshot interval, Screen snapshot interval and Heartbeat interval (seconds)
Good to know: changes apply to new sessions only. Sessions already in progress keep the settings they started with.
Review proctoring results
Open the round's Submissions tab.
Switch the view selector to Proctoring to see each participant's session and flags.
Open a session to see its snapshots and details.
Tips
Let participants know in advance that the round is proctored, and that they'll need a camera, a microphone and a supported browser.
Before launch, run a test as a participant to check that permissions work on your network.
Use fewer signals for low-stakes rounds, and the full set for hiring assessments.