Create Your First Test
Sign in to AutoProctor
Go to the AutoProctor sign-in page and sign in with your Google account, Microsoft account, or email address. You’ll land on your dashboard, where all your tests are listed.
Create a new test
Click Create Test on your dashboard. Choose a quiz provider:
| Provider | When to Use |
|---|---|
| Socratease Quizzes | You want to create a quiz directly on AutoProctor |
| Google Forms | You already have a Google Form |
| Microsoft Forms | You already have a Microsoft Form |
| Other Quizzing Platforms | You use another platform (TypeForm, ProProfs, ClassMarker, etc.) |
Configure test settings
Click Settings on the test to configure:
- Main Settings — Enable the timer and proctoring, set maximum attempts, and name your test
- Timer Settings — Set a duration, start window, and submission deadline
- Proctoring Settings — Enable camera, microphone, tab-switching detection, and more
- Advanced Settings — Choose login methods and add restrictions
For your first test, the default proctoring settings work well. You can fine-tune them later based on your needs.
Test the link yourself
Before sharing, click the test link yourself to verify the candidate experience. Confirm that the instructions page, camera check, and proctoring setup all load correctly.
Share the test link
Copy the test link from your dashboard and share it with candidates via:
- Email — or use Invite via Email for direct invitations
- Your LMS or classroom platform
- Any messaging tool — but tell candidates to copy the link and open it in Chrome or Firefox, not the app’s built-in browser
See Best Practices for Test Creators for more on distributing test links.
View results
Once candidates complete the test, go to your dashboard and click Results to see:
- Trust scores for each candidate
- Proctoring violation details
- Photos, recordings, and evidence
- Quiz scores (only if you used Socratease)
Related Resources
- Quiz Providers — All supported quiz platforms
- Timer Settings — Configure test duration and time windows
- Proctoring Settings — Configure what gets monitored
- FAQs — Common questions about AutoProctor
- Best Practices for Test Creators — Tips for running proctored tests