OctoProctor is a browser-based online proctoring software. No downloads, plugins, or extensions required.
Our remote proctoring software supports both iOS and Android.
Seamless LMS integration and white-labeling, making our online proctoring software easy to adopt across platforms.
Our remote proctoring solutions deliver transparent, ethical, and non-intrusive monitoring.
Our proctoring system requires as low as 256 kbps and automatically recovers sessions from a temporary loss of connectivity.
Delivered through research-driven methodologies and customizable rules within our proctoring software.
Adjust our proctoring system settings based on the nature of your assessments. Quickly and easily.
Our remote proctoring software scales effortlessly from dozens to thousands of assessments and vice versa, ensuring predictable costs without sacrificing performance.
No need to invest in dedicated hardware, and IT support with our cloud-based exam proctoring software.
Host and manage your proctoring system within your infrastructure to ensure security and regulatory compliance.
The US alcohol server market is highly regulated, so we needed stable and secure proctoring software that could meet our needs. We’re happy to have found OctoProctor. Their mobile-friendly, browser-based proctoring solution was exactly what we were looking for, especially since half of our test takers complete certifications with smartphones.
OctoProctor delivers stable performance, even with 500 concurrent users taking exams. With their solution, we were able to comply with South Carolina’s new alcohol training mandate and capture over 50% of the market, where we previously had only a small presence.
If you are using a different LMS or even if you don’t have any now — OctoProctor has been designed with integrability in mind, and we can make it work with literally any LMS or simpler tools like Google Forms or Microsoft Forms.
A personal story of how Marina Detinko, our board member, went from questioning exams and systems to believing that proctoring protects fairness, access, and trust. This is not about control, it’s about building systems that actually help.
