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AI Proctoring

AI proctoring. Context for human review.

Connect configurable interview checks to the moments your team needs to review. Choose how a round responds, inspect the evidence and keep the final hiring decision human.

For hiring teams that need interview-integrity context without treating every flag as a verdict.

A realistic remote-interview setup with a silver laptop, a mounted USB webcam, headphones and a smartphone on a desk stand.

Part of Tarkflo Hire

Detect a signal. Understand the context. Then decide.

A tab switch, another voice or a camera interruption can have more than one explanation. Tarkflo connects available integrity signals to the interview timeline, so reviewers can investigate what happened rather than rely on a single warning or an unexplained score.

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Checks that fit the round

Configure monitoring and response behavior around your interview policy, enabled modules and the candidate experience.

A trail your team can review

Return to timestamped events, available recordings and supporting evidence instead of interpreting an isolated alert.

Human judgement stays central

Integrity flags and authenticity estimates support review. They do not establish misconduct or make the final hiring decision.

The actual light-theme Hire Integrity report showing a fictional round’s answer-authenticity summary, timestamped tab/display/frame signals and behavior flags, with clear language that signals guide review rather than determine a verdict.

What is included

A layered view of interview integrity.

Coverage depends on the round, policy, browser, permissions and enabled workspace capabilities. Live two-way interviews support a broader set of checks than asynchronous video screening.

Browser activity

Context about how the interview tab is used, where supported and configured.

  • Tab focus and time away from the interview
  • Fullscreen exits and returns
  • Clipboard activity and developer-tools shortcuts

Camera presence

Camera-based geometry signals help reviewers understand visibility and interruptions.

  • Face leaving or returning to the frame
  • Persistent multiple-face presence
  • Camera, lighting and model-quality context

Gaze, head pose and gestures

Sustained or repeated movement patterns can be recorded as context, not proof of intent.

  • Sustained off-screen gaze and repeated glance patterns
  • Head turns and tilts
  • Sustained hand presence in the upper frame

Visible objects and extra displays

Supported live checks combine browser display information with camera-visible objects.

  • Visible phones, additional people and extra screens
  • Connected-display checks on supported browsers
  • No promise of screen sharing or screen-content recording

Audio and additional voices

Audio signals can highlight moments that need a closer listen in a two-way interview.

  • Possible additional-voice signals during the live round
  • Recording-based speaker segments where available
  • Review cues, not voice authentication or a lie detector

Room scan and paired side camera

Optional two-way interview checks add context about the candidate’s surroundings.

  • Guided room scan where configured
  • Review of visible people, screens, devices and notes
  • Paired phone side camera with a separate enabled module

Identity consistency across rounds

Where enabled and start photos are available, compare the person appearing in different rounds.

  • Cross-round start-photo comparison
  • Match, review, mismatch and unavailable states
  • Human comparison and resolution, not automatic rejection

Answer-authenticity context

Available analysis can surface response patterns for the team to investigate.

  • Per-answer signals and explanatory context
  • Overall insight when enough answers are available
  • Probabilistic review aid, not a definitive AI detector

Policy and evidence controls

Separate collecting a signal from interrupting or ending a round.

  • Off, watch-and-flag, guide and strict modes
  • Timestamped flags and available recording key moments
  • Raw-event retention settings separate from recordings and reports

01 / Set the interview policy

Choose the checks. Decide how the round responds.

Use workspace defaults and supported round settings to configure monitoring. Watch and flag without interruption, guide a candidate back when a supported issue occurs, or use an explicit strict policy with a configured ending rule.

  • Separate detection layers from response modes
  • Only strict mode can automatically end a round
  • Configured strike families and limits, not an automatic hiring rejection
Actual Hire integrity policy controls showing Do not monitor, Watch and flag, Guide and flag, and Pause then end, plus configurable strike limits, watched violation families and distinct-kind requirements.

02 / See the moments that matter

Review the event. Not just the alert.

Inspect timestamped browser, camera and available audio signals. Where the round was recorded, key moments can take a reviewer back to the relevant part of the recording. Missing or unavailable evidence stays visible as a limitation.

  • Key moments and individual event times
  • Available recording, room-scan and side-camera evidence
  • Camera quality and availability matter when interpreting signals
The actual Hire Key moments card and expanded flag timestamps for a fictional round, showing event times, durations and associated questions, while explicitly stating that an unrecorded round cannot be played.

03 / Keep review grounded

Keep integrity context beside the candidate evidence.

Review policy interventions and available identity or answer-authenticity context alongside the interview. Look for an explanation, check what the evidence actually supports and record the human decision in the connected hiring workflow.

  • Pause and policy-ending history kept in context
  • Identity and authenticity insights where available
  • Final decisions remain with the hiring team
The actual Hire interviewer-interventions report with two fictional timestamped incidents, guidance given to the candidate and a review recommendation, explicitly preserving human review and unchanged scores.

From setup to next step

How it fits into your workflow.

  1. Configure the round

    Choose the monitoring policy and supported checks, and confirm which optional modules and advanced features are enabled.

  2. Prepare the candidate

    Present the relevant monitoring information and required preparation, permissions and any configured room or side-camera steps.

  3. Investigate and review

    Open the timestamped evidence, consider technical or environmental explanations and decide the appropriate follow-up.

A little more clarity

Questions about AI Proctoring.

Your workflow. Your next hire.

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Walk through the checks, candidate experience and evidence your team can actually use.

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