Protect the integrity of assessments by automatically identifying the use of unauthorized objects during proctored tests. When Proctor Mode is enabled for tests, suspicious objects such as mobile phones and tablets are detected in the candidate’s webcam feed and surfaced for review alongside the existing integrity signals.

Identify behavior that may indicate outside assistance. Deleted code is now analyzed during assessments to detect chat-like activity patterns, such as repeatedly typing and deleting messages. These patterns can suggest screen-sharing or other forms of unauthorized collaboration and are flagged for review alongside the existing integrity signals.

Meet company-level privacy and compliance requirements by specifying how long candidate images are stored. Choose a 30, 45, or 90-day retention window and images older than the defined window will be automatically deleted with notifications and reporting updates provided for transparency.

Integrity signals are now easier to review and assess. In the Summary Report, you can quickly understand what behavior was detected, when it occurred, and the evidence behind it, all in one place. Investigate potential issues faster using screenshot and image previews, tab and fullscreen activity with timestamps, code similarity comparisons, and direct access to session replays.

Manage integrity flags directly in the Summary Report. When a flag isn’t warranted, override it and add context for other stakeholders, helping everyone make confident and informed hiring decisions.

Get a complete and dependable record of candidate activity, even when sessions are interrupted by network issues, page refreshes, or accidental tab closures. Improved recovery and monitoring reduce incomplete playbacks, ensure fewer sessions are lost, and clearly surface any impacted sections.