How It Works

"How do you know the student stays on the authorized display for the entire exam?"

Continuous verification, from the first question to the last.

OurProctor™ patent-pending hardware verification layer runs throughout the entire exam — not just at login. Here is how the four-step framework works.

The Verification Lifecycle

Most proctoring solutions verify identity once at the start of an exam. OurProctor™ is designed to continuously verify that trusted hardware conditions persist from the first question to the last. The four-step framework below describes how that verification lifecycle is intended to work.

01
Verify
02
Authorize
03
Monitor
04
Revoke
01
Step 01Verify
01

Verify

Establish a trusted hardware baseline before the exam begins

Before the assessment session starts, OurProctor™ checks that the device meets trusted hardware requirements and that the environment is in a known-good state. This initial verification establishes a baseline against which all subsequent checks are compared.

Device hardware is checked against trusted platform requirements
A verified baseline is established for the session
Verification occurs at the hardware layer, below the application level
02
Step 02Authorize
02

Authorize

Permit the session to proceed under verified conditions

Once hardware conditions are confirmed, the assessment session is authorized to proceed. The verified baseline is recorded and the continuous monitoring phase begins. Authorization is tied to the specific hardware state confirmed during verification.

Session authorization is tied to the verified hardware state
The verified baseline is recorded for ongoing comparison
Continuous monitoring begins immediately upon authorization
03
Step 03Monitor
03

Monitor

Continuously verify hardware conditions throughout the exam

Throughout the exam, OurProctor's™ patent-pending technology continuously checks that hardware conditions remain consistent with the authorized baseline. This is the core differentiator: verification is not a one-time gate but an ongoing process that runs from the first question to the last.

Hardware conditions are checked continuously, not just at login
Checks run in the background without disrupting the exam experience
Any deviation from the authorized baseline is detected and flagged
04
Step 04Revoke
04

Revoke

Respond to hardware condition changes according to institutional policy

If hardware conditions change or deviate from the verified baseline during the exam, the session can be flagged or revoked according to institutional policy. The response to a detected deviation is configurable, allowing institutions to define the appropriate action for their context.

Detected deviations trigger a configurable institutional response
Sessions can be flagged for review or revoked immediately
Response policies are defined by the institution, not the platform

Platform Integration

Designed to Complement, Not Replace

OurProctor™ is not a standalone proctoring solution. It is designed to work alongside the identity verification, behavioral monitoring, and AI-powered tools that institutions already use. The hardware verification layer adds a dimension of assurance that existing platforms do not provide.

Works with existing platforms

OurProctor™ is designed to integrate with the proctoring systems your institution already uses, adding hardware verification without requiring a platform replacement.

Hardware layer, not application layer

OurProctor's™ proprietary, patent-pending verification occurs at the hardware level — providing a layer of assurance that is independent of the application-level checks performed by existing proctoring tools.

Configurable institutional policies

Response policies for detected deviations are defined by the institution, ensuring that OurProctor™ fits within existing academic integrity frameworks and workflows.

Want to See the Framework in Action?

We are currently inviting institutions to participate in early demonstrations. Connect with our team to request a walkthrough of the OurProctor™ verification framework.

OurProctor™

Continuous hardware verification for online exam integrity.

Patent-pending hardware verification technology.

OurProctor™ is under active development. Features and capabilities described on this site represent the current development roadmap and may evolve during pilot evaluations. OurProctor's hardware verification technology is patent-pending.

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Hardware-Assisted Online Exam Integrity · Patent Pending