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Sign in at autoproctor.co/account/my-data. The page lists your data in three groups and tells you, for each, whether you can delete it yourself, request it from us, or need to ask the examiner who ran the test.

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See Your Data

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Sign in

Open autoproctor.co/account/my-data and sign in with the email you want to check. Google, Microsoft and the emailed login code all work.
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Read the three groups

The page covers every AutoProctor account under that email, whichever way you signed in. Each group says who controls the data and what happens next.

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Who Can Delete What

AutoProctor stores exam data on behalf of the examiner who created the test. That examiner decides what is collected and when it is deleted, so the answer depends on who ran the test. See our privacy policy for the full terms.
If the same email has both created tests and taken someone else’s test, your account stays as a candidate account after we delete your examiner data, because those attempts belong to the other examiner. Once they delete them, nothing is left.

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What Is Deleted With an Examiner Account

When we delete an examiner account, we remove:
  • The tests only you administer, with every candidate attempt and all evidence files (screenshots, photos, audio, recordings)
  • Your attempts on AutoProctor’s demo tests
  • Your team membership (a team with other members is handed to them; a team with no one else is dissolved)
  • Your name, email and login
Tests you share with collaborators stay with them. Your candidates’ own AutoProctor accounts are not deleted, since those belong to them. Billing records are kept for accounting, unlinked from you.
A team with a live paid subscription and no other members cannot be deleted until the subscription is cancelled. See How to Cancel Your Subscription first.

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Candidates Who Took a Test Through Another Platform

Tests taken inside another organisation’s own website or app (through the AutoProctor SDK) are not linked to an email on AutoProctor, so they do not appear on the page. Contact that organisation; they can remove the recording and evidence through their integration.