> ## Documentation Index
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> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Reviewing results

> Read the per-session integrity score, confirm or dismiss flags, set a session verdict, review snapshots, export to CSV, and use AI summaries.

After sessions finish, the **Report** screen for a test is where you judge integrity. It lists each student's session with an **integrity score** and the **flags** detected during the exam, and it's where you make your decisions.

## 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.

<Note>
  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.
</Note>

## 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.

These are suggestions — the decision is always yours.

### Session verdict

Beyond per-flag decisions, you can set a whole-session **verdict**:

<CardGroup cols={2}>
  <Card title="Clear" icon="circle-check">
    Forces the session's integrity score to **100**, regardless of the flags.
  </Card>

  <Card title="Escalate" icon="triangle-alert">
    Treats **every** flag at full weight.
  </Card>
</CardGroup>

<Info>
  **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](/teachers/verdicts-and-actions).
</Info>

## 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](/billing/plans#snapshot-capture-full-vs-selective) — 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.

<Warning>
  AI summaries are **assistive**. The flags themselves are detected by Proctorly's monitoring engine, **not** by the AI. Use a summary as a starting point for your own review — it doesn't make the decision for you, and it isn't an accusation against a student.
</Warning>

## Next

<Card title="Verdicts & actions" icon="gavel" href="/teachers/verdicts-and-actions" horizontal>
  Confirm or dismiss flags and record a Clear or Escalate verdict — one session or many.
</Card>