What are the various Proctoring techniques provided for the Live Interview?

Know the various proctoring techniques iMocha provides to prevent cheating and empower you to conduct live interviews fairly.

iMocha uses advanced AI-enabled cheating prevention measures to ensure candidates take the interview fairly. Also, it enables recruiters to detect the exact instances of how and when the cheating occurred. The various cheating prevention measures provided are listed below.

1. Window Violation
   

   Window Violation is a feature that helps detect any movement outside the interview window by the candidate. In short, if the candidate tries to source answers from web engines, chat windows, or any external web help, the system will give a pop-up message informing the candidate that it is not allowed, and the interviewer is also notified about the same. 

2. Candidate Identity Verification
   

   The candidate identity verification feature in live interviews prevents impersonation. Authenticate candidates by validating their identities using a legitimate government identity document, and make sure the right individual is selected in the live interview. 

To enable Proctoring Settings at the Global Level:

1. Click Settings -> Global Settings.
2. Click Master Settings - Interview. 
   
   
   
   
3. You can choose to enable the Candidate ID Verification and the Display Window Violation Pop-up to Candidate, to enable proctoring in Live Interview at the Global Level.
4. Click Save.

To enable Proctoring Settings at the Interview Level:

1. Go to Interviews -> My Interviews.
2. Select the Interview Template for which you want to enable the Proctoring setting at Interview Level.
3. Click the Settings tab, a window with the proctoring setting listed as show below appears:
   
4. You can choose to enable the Candidate ID Verification and the Display Window Violation Pop-up to Candidate, to enable proctoring in Live Interview at the Interview Level.
5. Click Save.

Window Violation Pop-up:

The interviewer and the candidate are notified when the candidate moves out of the interview window. A warning message informing that movement out of the window is not allowed is displayed to the candidate, and the interviewer is notified about the same.

The warning message appears to the candidate as shown below:

To View the Proctoring Details in the Candidates' Reports:

The details of window violation will be seen in candidate reports if the settings are enabled. When you view the reports for the interview, our AI-powered proctoring analysis will give you a snapshot of the proctoring activity at a glance. 

The interview instances grid, as shown below, displays the candidate's total number of window violations for swift and simple decision-making.

When you hover through the window violation flag, the violation number, and if it has exceeded the tolerable limit, is displayed as a tooltip.

Apart from this, you can also view the analysis in detail in the report.

The Interviews tab in the report has the Proctoring Analysis details.

The Proctoring Details tab displays the Window Violation and Time Violation details.

The Summary tab displays the number of window violations and the Time Violation duration.

For any queries, mail us at support@imocha.io.