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New hires drown in policies, systems and safety briefings in week one. An onboarding quiz shows what stuck before a manager signs them off.
You already hand every starter an induction pack. Upload it and TestSetGo drafts questions from it, each linked to its source passage. Review, edit or drop every one before a new hire sees it.
Keep starters in a participant directory, grouped by intake. Invite a new cohort by email, then track who has finished, started or needs a nudge. Send reminders in a click.
The dashboard goes past a pass mark. Per-question accuracy shows which parts of induction landed, and the wrong answers reveal the misunderstanding: the expenses policy everyone gets wrong, the escalation path nobody remembers.
01Draft questions from the handbook, tidy them up and set a pass mark; the test is reusable for every intake.
02Each cohort gets its own run, link and window; invite the group from the directory and let them complete it in their own time.
03Read the per-question results, spot the topics that didn't land, and give line managers a clear picture before they sign anyone off.
Open a link or scan a QR code and begin. Nothing to install, no password to reset.
Induction gets interrupted. Answers save as they go, so a new hire picks up where they left off.
A focused one-question-at-a-time mode works well on a phone during a quiet first-day moment.
The participant experience →Allow a second attempt so onboarding stays a learning moment. Set the attempt limit that suits you.
Run the same onboarding test for every location and keep each site's results separate and comparable.
Download completions and scores as CSV whenever HR needs a record.
Keep it to the essentials a new starter must know: core policies, the systems they'll use, and any safety or compliance basics for the role. Draft it from your induction pack so the questions match what you hand out.
No. They open your link, enter a code or scan a QR code and start. A name is usually enough for onboarding, or require a verified email for a firmer record.
Yes. Build the test once, then start a new run for each cohort, each with its own link, window and results, so January's starters never mix with June's.
Invite each intake from the participant directory and the status updates as people go: invited, started, completed. Send a reminder to those who haven't finished, not the whole group.
Yes. The free plan covers 75 responses a month with every question type and the full dashboard, enough for a small intake. Paid plans from $19 a month add volume and team seats.
Upload your induction pack and you'll have a draft to review in minutes, then run it for every new starter.