Groups
Sort participants into cohorts, teams or intakes and invite a whole group at once.
Keep everyone you test in one directory, grouped by cohort. See who has been invited, who has started, who needs a nudge.
Add participants once and reuse them across tests. Group them by cohort, record custom fields like employee ID, and import a list from CSV.
Each participant gets a link that is theirs alone, so you can see who opened it, who started, and revoke it when needed.
Match the identity check to the stakes: anonymous, a name, or a verified email. Attempt and retake policies are set per run.
Sort participants into cohorts, teams or intakes and invite a whole group at once.
Store the identifiers you rely on, such as employee ID or department, on each participant.
Bring in a list from a spreadsheet, preview the column mapping, then create everyone.
Every invitation shows where it stands: pending, sent, visited, started or completed.
Nudge anyone who hasn't finished, with rate-limited reminders so nobody is pestered.
Cancel an invitation and its personal link stops working immediately, if someone leaves.
Test security →No. Participants never create accounts; they open their invitation link or enter a code and start. You decide whether to collect a name or require a verified email.
Each participant gets an invitation link that is unique to them. You can watch it move through pending, sent, visited, started and completed, and remind anyone outstanding.
Yes. Import from a CSV file, with a preview of how columns map to name, email and your custom fields before any records are created.
Yes. Revoke their invitation and the personal link stops working straight away, handy if a person leaves a cohort or a link is shared where it shouldn't be.
That's up to you. Attempt and retake policies are set per run, so a practice quiz can allow several goes while a formal assessment allows one.
No. Reminders are rate-limited, so a participant can't be sent the same nudge repeatedly.
Build a directory, import your list and invite everyone by email, then watch the responses come in.