easyProctor

easyProctor offers four comprehensive proctoring modes to suit different examination requirements:

• Live Proctoring with Augmented Flags: Real-time monitoring where proctors can observe candidates while AI-powered flags highlight suspicious behaviour.
• Record and Review: Flexible post-exam review with both video and lower-bandwidth image capture options.
• Automated Proctoring with Augmented Flags: AI-powered monitoring that combines automated detection with intelligent flagging.
• Supervisor Mode: Enables invigilators to monitor large groups of 30+ candidates simultaneously.

easyProctor provides 25+ types of anomaly detection, helping identify potential integrity issues during an examination. AI-powered flags can be generated at the user, test-screen, and audio levels.

Institutions can also configure custom flags and severity settings based on their examination requirements.

Yes. easyProctor supports integration with leading LMS and assessment platforms, including D2L Brightspace, Moodle, Canvas, Excel Assess, and SARAS T&A and LMS.

Its SaaS-based architecture also enables integration with third-party assessment systems.

easyProctor is designed to support proctoring even with low internet bandwidth, as low as 1 Mbps. If the available bandwidth falls below the required level, streaming may stop while the candidate can continue accessing the assessment.

The platform is also exploring options to restore the candidate stream automatically once sufficient bandwidth is available.

Yes. easyProctor includes an optional secondary camera for extended invigilation.

This provides additional viewing angles and enhanced oversight for high-stakes examinations where an additional layer of security is required.

Yes. easyProctor has been deployed globally and is designed to address the technical, linguistic, and cultural requirements of international online proctoring.

The platform supports multiple streaming options, including 100ms, Zoom, Vonage, and Native Media Soup, along with a built-in streaming service. It also supports multiple languages and RTL text and includes cultural-sensitivity features such as Faceblur for women candidates based on preference.

Yes. easyProctor enables proctors to monitor candidates in real time and intervene when suspicious activity is detected.

Proctors can communicate directly with candidates through chat and audio calls, while augmented AI flags help identify potential issues that may require attention.

Candidates need a compatible device, camera, microphone, supported browser/operating environment, and a stable internet connection appropriate for the selected proctoring mode.

easyProctor is designed to support low-bandwidth environments, with proctoring support available at bandwidths as low as 1 Mbps.

Depending on the examination configuration and proctoring mode, proctoring may involve candidate identity information, video, audio, screen activity, and other information required to monitor examination integrity.

For specific information on data collection, retention, processing, and candidate rights, candidates and institutions should refer to Excelsoft’s Privacy Policy.

easyProctor incorporates privacy considerations into its proctoring experience and provides a Privacy Policy outlining how candidate information is handled, stored, and protected.

The platform also includes features such as Faceblur for women candidates based on preference, reflecting its consideration of individual privacy preferences and cultural requirements.

easyProctor provides versatile reporting and analytics covering examination-integrity information, including:

• User, screen and audio flags
• AI-assisted bulk approval of candidate IDs and headshots
• Customisable reporting
• Multi-level flag severity tracking
• Analytics to identify patterns and support improvements in examination security

easyProctor provides multiple support mechanisms during examinations, including:

• AI chatbot to address candidate queries
• Chat and audio communication between the candidate and proctor
• Augmented flags that can help proctors identify situations where candidates may require assistance