Give every test a link worth sharing.
Choose the address yourself instead of sending a random string of characters. Candidates see a link they can read, which means fewer people wondering whether it is safe to click.
Same test. The link is the only thing that changed.
A link is the first thing a candidate sees of your test.
A link people can actually read
Name the link after the role or the exam. Somebody glancing at it knows what they are about to open before they click.
Fewer links mistaken for spam
A random string of characters looks like something to be careful of. A link with your test's name on it looks like what it is.
One link per test, set by you
Choose the ending when you build the test. Every invite, email and message points at the same tidy address.
Custom test links, answered.
Choose the link when you build the test. Change it before you invite anyone, so the address in someone's inbox always still works.
Links are unique across your account, so you will be asked to pick another. Adding the year or the team name is usually enough.
It can be easier to guess. A private link admits only the candidates you invite, so a readable address lets nobody else in. A link set to anyone-with-the-link is open to whoever has it, so add an email code to tie each attempt to an inbox the candidate controls.
No. It runs in Chrome, Edge or another Chromium browser on a laptop or desktop.
Name your next test link.
Set the address once when you build the test, and every invite points at the same readable link.
- Free plan, 50 credits a month
- No install, runs in the browser
- Screen capture on every plan
- MCQs scored the moment they submit