Asked first.
Grouped by what people actually ask, in the order they ask it.
No. A one-time link opens the exam in the browser they already have.
Answers save as the candidate moves through the paper. A drop is logged as a network event, not a violation, and the session resumes on the same question.
Yes — build them from pools. A blueprint draws from a pool to generate a section, so one bank produces as many distinct papers as you need. Each published paper is then frozen, and everyone assigned to it sits exactly that paper.
Yes. Each is its own tenant, with its own users, libraries, branding and limits, on its own subdomain.
Never. Detectors produce evidence with confidence scores. A person reads it and records the decision — and the candidate can appeal.
No. Monitoring is a dashboard of sessions, risk and violations that refreshes as they change. It is not a live video wall.
Your institution. We process candidate data on your instructions.
No. Face detection covers no-face and multiple-faces only. Identity matching and liveness are not built, and we will not imply otherwise.
No. We hold no certifications today and no audit is in progress. The Platform security page lists the controls that do exist, each checkable in a demo.
Email OTP. No passwords are stored, and one session per user is enforced platform-wide.
Not without a time-boxed window you grant explicitly, which expires on its own. Every impersonation is audited.
Because the shape of an exam programme changes the number too much for a rate card to be honest. Tiers set capability; credits cover volume.
Not self-serve. Accounts are created by us, so a trial starts with a conversation.
No. Resuming never charges again.