The team is comprised of strong communicators, technical troubleshooters and well-focused college professionals. Each Examity proctor has been interviewed by a member of the senior management team.

Yes. Our top-flight engineering group has yet to find a learning system that it cannot handle – even if it’s a proprietary one. A large focus of the implementation process is making sure LMS clients are fully integrated before students start taking their exams.

Yes! Examity is an approved vendor for ACCUPLACER tests. We allow students to take their ACCUPLACER test when it is most convenient for them (24/7/365). Please visit examity.com/features/accuplacer/ for more information.

No matter what you decide, be assured that Examity will provide the most affordable services in the industry. We have the unique ability to handle payment relationships whether it be through universities or students themselves. We prefer to do what works best in your environment.

Absolutely! We realize all tests are not created equally. Our clients have realized that we offer the unique ability to proctor more tests and save money. That said, you may select a unique security level for each test. 

Yes, absolutely. Please fill out the contact us form and someone will get back to you about a customized solution to meet your needs.

We have a resources section that contains quick guides for test-takers as well as instructors. The resources section also has LMS specific instructor-to-student email templates with step-by-step instructions for using Examity. These emails are fully customizable, so you can modify them as needed.

Examity’s flagging system highlights areas where significant steps took place, be it the successful completion of authentication, the submission of the exam, or when suspicious behavior is believed to have taken place. Each flag has a corresponding timestamp so you can see where the notated event occurred. For additional information, please visit our overview of the flagging process.

Examity does not proctor anyone under the age of 13.

The team is comprised of strong communicators, technical troubleshooters and well-focused college professionals. Examity’s proctors go through a rigorous selection process, including multiple rounds of interviews and a comprehensive background check. Visit Examity’s blog to learn even more about our proctor hiring and training processes.

Examity software includes a workflow for test providers. Our test rules page enables instructors to customize the exam experience just like they would in the classroom. For example, instructors can determine the length of the exam, and create specific rules for what a test-taker can and cannot have with them during the test. For guidance on writing effective exam instructions, check out our blog post.

The rules page also enables instructors to select their desired exam security level and indicate unique accommodations, such as extended time allowances for specific test-takers.

We pride ourselves on Examity’s ease of use. In fact, a test-taker recently commented, “Examity is easier to use than Facebook.” Our solution is integrated with your LMS. Critical information such as class details and enrollment will be imported automatically.

All of our clients have a dedicated client success manager who can answer any questions you have. If you don’t know how to reach your client success manager, fill out the contact us form and include what organization you are affiliated with. The client success manager will reach out to you and answer any questions you have.

We have a resources section that contains quick guides for test-takers as well as instructors. The resources section also has LMS specific instructor-to-student email templates with step-by-step instructions for using Examity. These emails are fully customizable, so you can modify them as needed.

In summary:

• Green flags signify that everything went well with an exam. That means that authentication was verified and no exam violations occurred. Two green flags on an exam are ideal.
• Yellow flags indicate that a rule has technically been broken, but cheating has not necessarily taken place.
• Red flags indicate clear cheating behavior.
• Blue flags indicate that a technical issue occurred during the testing session.

For additional information, please visit our overview of the flagging process.