Turn course material into module tests
Upload each module's deck or handbook. AI drafts, you approve, every question cites its source.
How drafting works →Build a test for each module you deliver, run it for every team, and give managers evidence instead of attendance lists.
You already maintain the material: handbooks, playbooks, process guides. TestSetGo turns each into a check you run per team.
Upload each module's deck or handbook. AI drafts, you approve, every question cites its source.
How drafting works →Each team, site or cohort gets its own run, so results stay separate and comparable.
Per-question accuracy and common wrong answers tell you what to coach, not just who passed.
Results & analytics →Questions draft in the language of your material, and staff take tests without creating accounts.
Keep the whole programme in one workspace. Publish each module's test once, then open a fresh run whenever a team needs it.
Keep staff in a directory grouped by team or intake, with custom fields like role and start date. Invite a group by email and see who has finished.
Each run shows completion, average and pass rate, plus per-question accuracy and the wrong answers people chose. Export it all to CSV.
01Draft a test from each module's material, set pass marks, and keep the set in your workspace.
02Invite each group from the directory, or share a link or QR code in the session.
03Send managers the pass rates and problem topics, then re-run a module after the follow-up.
No. They open an invitation link, enter a code or scan a QR code and start. You decide how much identity to collect, from a name to a verified email.
Keep a test per module in your workspace and open runs as each team reaches it. Every test reuses across intakes, and each run keeps its own results.
Yes. Questions draft in the language of the material you upload, and participants take the test in that language. Any language works, not just English.
Each run's dashboard has completion, averages, pass rates and per-question accuracy, and everything exports to CSV. It shows what the group understood, not only who attended.
Yes. A workspace can have several members, so trainers share the same tests, runs and staff directory rather than keeping private copies.
Yes. Set a pass mark, limit attempts to a single sitting and require a verified email, then issue branded certificates with a public verification link and QR code.
Draft the first module from material you already have, run it for one team, and show a manager the results.