Before the exam starts, automated software conducts the equipment check, i.e., ensures the candidate is sharing a screen with video and audio recording. Optionally, additional ID verification can be enabled, where students are required to present their photo IDs for the system to scan and compare with the face in front of the camera and profile pictures.

Candidates are monitored via web camera during the whole test-taking process. All their screen activities are recorded, and any suspicious behavior is flagged using behavioral trackers. Artificial intelligence technology marks moments when there are multiple or unauthorized faces in front of the camera, background noise, changing focus to another window, and many more. If there is a violation, the system will automatically lock the screen to prevent unauthorized access. After the exam is over, the system generates the credibility report, i.e., proctoring report containing the score and assessment of candidates' behavior.

Audio and video recording data of test attempts are stored on the cloud and available for additional human review. Test managers can go through only suspicious moments and verify credibility reports generated by the system.