How to Configure Proctoring
1
Open the Proctoring Section
Go to your Tests page, click Settings next to the test, and choose Proctoring from the list of sections.
2
Turn Proctoring On
Turn on the switch at the top right of the Proctoring section. While the switch is Off, nothing is monitored and candidates take the test without proctoring.
3
Choose What Gets Tracked
Under What gets tracked, turn on the checks you need. Each one is described in the table below.
4
Add Enhanced Proctoring (Optional)
Under Enhanced proctoring, turn on any extra checks. The badge next to each one shows its cost in credits per attempt.
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Choose Who Is Informed
Under Who is informed, choose whether evidence is stored for you and whether the candidate is warned during the test.
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Save
Click Save settings.
What Gets Tracked

The Proctoring switch and the nine options under What gets tracked
Customize the photo prompt
When Photo before test start is on, a Customize the photo prompt switch appears below it. Turn it on to replace the default “Look directly at the camera…” message with your own text, up to 200 characters. Use this to ask candidates to show their ID card in the photo, for example “Please show your face along with your student ID”.
Customize the photo prompt, switched on under Photo before test start
Customize the photo prompt is an Elite feature. See Feature Comparison for plan details.
Enhanced Proctoring
Each enhanced option costs extra credits per attempt, on top of the 1 base credit of a proctored attempt. See Enhanced Proctoring for the full setup guide.Who Is Informed
These settings control how violation evidence is handled and whether candidates are notified:
Both switches under Who is informed turned on
Related Resources
- Timer Settings - Configure test duration and time windows
- Enhanced Proctoring - Detailed guide on ID verification, impersonation detection, and 360° proctoring
- What Gets Tracked - Complete list of everything AutoProctor monitors
- Proctoring Results - How to review proctoring data after a test
- Trust Score - How the trust score is calculated from proctoring data