Candidates start only with the Proctor Code the proctor shares.
Repeated events raise incidents and the candidate's risk score.
The proctor's view updates without a refresh.
The proctor shares a code from Live monitoring before the exam begins. Codes can be one-time or rotating, they expire, and they lock out after too many wrong tries; every use is recorded.
Switching tabs, losing focus, leaving full screen and trying to copy, paste or right-click are recorded with the time. Rules turn repeated events into incidents with a severity, and each incident raises the candidate's risk score.
Live monitoring lists every candidate with their status and incidents, and updates as events arrive. The proctor can warn, pause, resume, extend time, end or submit an attempt, and send an announcement to everyone in the exam.
AiSquare proctoring is browser-level, with a live proctor. It does not use the webcam or the microphone, and it does not run automated face or object detection.
No. Proctoring in AiSquare today is browser-level, with a live proctor watching the candidate list. Camera, video and automated face detection are not part of the product.
A short code the proctor shares from Live monitoring just before the exam. Candidates cannot begin a Browser-level exam without it.
The switch is recorded on the candidate's timeline. Repeated switches raise an incident and the risk score, and the proctor can warn or pause the candidate.
