How do I stop people cheating?
Turn on proctoring when you assign — it adds an identity photo and monitoring, and returns an integrity rating with the report.
Proctoring is a switch at the point you assign, priced as a small credit addition per attempt. With it on, the participant:
- is asked for a baseline identity photo before starting,
- is monitored through their camera during the assessment,
- is blocked from some obvious copying shortcuts.
The report comes back with an integrity rating — high, medium or low — and, where anything looked unusual, a short written review of what was observed. You are given evidence and a judgement, not a verdict: a medium rating is a prompt to look, not a conclusion that someone cheated.
Design does some of the work too. Where results carry real consequence, our assessments include quality-check items, and aptitude assessments draw from large item banks so no two candidates see an identical paper.
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