Confirm onboarding actually landed
Send new hires a knowledge check and see who passed, not just who was sent it.
Employee onboarding →Run knowledge and skills checks from one directory, from onboarding to policy sign-off. Invite by email and track who has finished.
Onboarding, compliance and skills need the same thing: a check you can send, track and evidence.
Send new hires a knowledge check and see who passed, not just who was sent it.
Employee onboarding →Run a check after each policy module and keep a dated, exportable record for an audit.
Compliance training →Assess a whole team from a shared directory, with per-person invitations you can track.
Product knowledge training →Require a verified email before anyone begins, so a result ties to a real person.
Keep people in a directory grouped by team, with custom fields like employee ID and start date. Import from CSV, then invite a group by email.
Every invitation shows where it stands, from sent through to completed. Nudge anyone outstanding, and revoke a link the moment someone leaves.
Completion, average and pass rate, plus per-question accuracy so you see where the group is shaky. Every score override keeps an audit trail.
No. Participants open their invitation link or enter a code and start. You decide how much identity to collect: anonymous, a name, or a verified email when a result must be tied to a specific person.
Yes. Import participants from a CSV file. A preview shows how columns map to name, email and your custom fields, so you can check everything before records are created.
Each run keeps completion, scores and pass rates, and manual grading records who marked what against a frozen guide. Export participants and answers to CSV.
Yes. Every invitation moves through pending, sent, visited, started and completed, so you see who is outstanding at a glance and can send a rate-limited reminder.
Yes. Attempt and retake policies are set per run, so a formal check can be limited to a single sitting while a practice test allows several.
Yes. A workspace can have several members, so your team shares the same tests, runs and participant directory rather than keeping separate copies.
Build a directory, invite a team by email and see who has passed, all on the free plan, no card required.