Configure the delivery in the builder
You don't create a delivery as a separate step — one is set up automatically with your assessment, with every security option off. Its schedule, access rules, and security toggles live in the builder's Delivery & security panel, and you can adjust them at any point, even while the assessment is still a draft. Choose the security level that fits the stakes of the role — every option you enable is disclosed to candidates before they start, and nothing auto-rejects a candidate.
- Lockdown mode, with a violation policy and optional limits.
- Copy/paste blocking and print blocking.
- Second-screen detection.
- Webcam recording and screen recording.
- ID check.
- Safe Exam Browser, as an advanced external-app option.
Publish, then invite
Inviting candidates requires a published assessment. While it is a draft, the Deliver tab shows a publish notice in place of the invite form. Head to the builder, clear the publish checklist, and publish — then return to the Deliver tab and send invitations. The delivery itself is already there and configured.
Send email invitations
Candidates are invited by email from the Deliver tab. The invitation uses the reply-to email from your organization settings, so if a candidate replies with a question, it reaches your team. Make sure that address is set before you send your first batch — if it is missing, the product default is used instead.
Email is the default path, not the only one: the delivery's Access & identity settings can also open a public self-registration link, single-use invitation codes, or credential-based access for cohorts that don't start from a per-candidate email.
What candidates see at the consent gate
Before starting, every candidate passes a consent gate. It states exactly what is monitored during the attempt — matching the toggles you chose — and, when your settings require the camera, screen recording, or an ID check, a preflight check verifies their browser, connection, and camera. Consent is informed by design: candidates see the full monitoring list before they agree.
If second-screen detection is on and the candidate has an extra display connected, the start is blocked with a check again option, so they can disconnect the display and proceed. Connecting a second screen mid-exam raises a banner and logs an event for your review.
At a glance
- Your assessment's delivery exists from day one; configure it in the builder's Delivery & security panel.
- Inviting requires a published assessment — while it's a draft, a publish notice replaces the invite form.
- Candidates are invited by email; replies go to your organization's reply-to address. Access settings can also open public links, codes, or credentials.
- Every candidate passes a consent gate that states exactly what is monitored.
- The preflight check verifies the browser, connection, and camera when your settings require the camera.