Integrity score
Each session starts at 100 and loses points for each flag, weighted by the flag type and by your decision on it. Higher means cleaner. The report also shows an average score across all sessions.The score reflects your decisions. A flag you dismiss stops counting; a flag you confirm counts at full weight; an undecided flag counts at a reduced weight. A session verdict can override the score entirely — see below.
Flags, confidence, and risk
Every session lists the events Proctorly detected. Each flag has a confidence and contributes to the session’s risk level:| Risk level | |
|---|---|
High | Most concerning |
Medium | |
Low | |
None | No meaningful concerns |
Decisions: confirm or dismiss
For each flag, you confirm it or dismiss it. To save time, Proctorly can auto-suggest a decision:- Very high-confidence flags lean toward confirmed.
- Very low-confidence flags lean toward dismissed.
- The middle is left to you.
Session verdict
Beyond per-flag decisions, you can set a whole-session verdict:Clear
Forces the session’s integrity score to 100, regardless of the flags.
Escalate
Treats every flag at full weight.
Clear and Escalate are the only two verdicts. There is no third “review” verdict — a session is either cleared, escalated, or left to its per-flag decisions. For how to apply verdicts (including in bulk), see Verdicts & actions.
Flag types
Expand a session to see its flags. Here’s what each type means in plain language:| Flag | What it means |
|---|---|
face_not_detected | No face visible in the webcam. |
multiple_faces | More than one person visible. |
tab_switch | Student left the exam tab or switched windows. |
fullscreen_exit | Student left full-screen mode. |
screen_share_stopped | Screen sharing was interrupted. |
audio_detected | Loud or suspicious background audio. |
multiple_monitors | More than one display detected. |
screenshot_attempt | An apparent screenshot attempt. |
Snapshots
Webcam and screen snapshots captured during the exam back up each flag, so you can see what was happening when an event fired. How many snapshots are stored depends on your plan’s capture mode — School keeps them all; Classroom keeps them for the most important flags.Export
Flag reports export to CSV, including the sessions, flags, scores, and your decisions.AI summaries
Proctorly can generate an AI-written narrative report and summary emails to help you review faster.Next
Verdicts & actions
Confirm or dismiss flags and record a Clear or Escalate verdict — one session or many.