If you’ve ever wondered what is auto proctoring, the short answer is: automated exam monitoring without human proctors. At OctoProctor, our approach to automated online proctoring is deliberately AI-free. We do not rely on machine learning models or opaque behavioral scoring. Instead, our auto proctoring software is built on transparent, rule-based logic designed to record, flag, and report predefined events in a consistent and explainable way.
So, what is automated proctoring in practice? It’s a system that monitors exam sessions using clearly defined parameters — such as tab switching, connection drops, additional faces in frame, or unusual activity — and generates structured reports for review. No black-box decisions. No probabilistic judgments. This form of automated online proctoring is especially valuable for institutions that prioritize regulatory clarity, audit readiness, and predictable behavior over algorithmic interpretation.
OctoProctor is a browser-based solution.
Supports both iOS and Android.

LMS integration to ensure single sign-on and white-labeling are available.
Transparent, ethical, and non-intrusive monitoring.
Requires as low as 256kbps. Automatically recovers sessions from a temporary loss of connectivity.
Due to our research-driven methodologies and customizable security settings.
Enable test takers to independently complete all stages of the assessment process.
Verify the identity of a test taker and make sure the test taker is the same throughout the entire proctoring session.

Record webcam and screen during each test session to be able to review them in case of appeal.
Protect exam content from copying and sharing. Detect and prevent any attempts to capture or distribute exam questions or answers.
Leverage test credibility scores and reports for each testing session.
Connect a mobile phone's camera to monitor the testing area, while locking the phone to prevent unauthorized use.
Our AI proctoring system continuously scans video, audio, and screen activity in real-time to detect unusual behavior, ensuring a fair testing environment without manual supervision.
OctoProctor helps safeguard academic integrity by identifying the use of unauthorized AI tools or language models (like ChatGPT) during exams, ensuring fair results and meaningful assessments.

OctoProctor is a browser-based online proctoring software — no apps, no extensions, no installation required. Test takers simply open an assessment link and begin.
Whether you're based in the EU, US, or elsewhere, our platform meets strict privacy standards.
From small group certifications to nationwide assessments, our AI proctor exam software handles thousands of concurrent sessions with reliable cloud or on-premise infrastructure.
Use an additional mobile device to monitor the test taker’s environment from a second angle. Ideal for high-security exams.
Not every exam requires live human oversight. Sometimes what you need is scale, consistency, and operational simplicity.
Online auto proctoring is designed for institutions that want structured, reliable monitoring without the logistical overhead of scheduling proctors. An auto proctored exam runs within predefined rules and monitoring parameters, ensuring exam integrity while allowing candidates to test on their own schedule.
Automated proctoring is particularly effective in the following scenarios:
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In automated online proctoring, the system uses browser-based monitoring to record test activity and flag suspicious behavior. The platform captures defined events such as tab switching, connection interruptions, or unexpected activity and generates a structured report for review after the exam is completed.
Auto proctoring refers to the use of automated proctoring software that supervises exams and assessments without live proctors. In an auto-proctored session, predefined monitoring rules are applied consistently to record, flag, and report specific events during the exam.
Auto proctoring relies on automated rule-based monitoring, whereas live proctoring uses human proctors to supervise the session in real time. With auto proctoring, exam sessions are monitored consistently according to predefined logic. With live proctoring, a human proctor observes, interacts when necessary, and makes judgment-based decisions during the exam.