How is a candidate's integrity/trust/credibility score calculated from proctoring data?

The Integrity Score is a 0–10 score that indicates how trustworthy an assessment attempt is, based on proctoring signals detected during the test.

The score starts at 10 and decreases based on the following suspicious behaviors:

• Tab switching frequency
• Time spent away from the test tab
• Looking away from the screen
• Multiple people detected
• Unauthorized device detection
• Candidate absence alerts

If any signal crosses a severe threshold — or if the maximum number of off-tab violations is exceeded — the integrity score is immediately set to 0.

Otherwise, deductions are applied based on the proctoring level configured for the assessment:

• Level 1: Off-tab activity only
• Level 2: Off-tab activity and AI alerts
• Level 3: Off-tab activity, AI alerts, and gaze tracking

In short, the more frequent or severe the integrity violations, the lower the final score.

Updated on: 06/15/2026