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Test is a set of questions grouped together. When you create a test, it starts as a draft. Draft tests are only visible to you — you can add questions, adjust settings, and make changes without anyone else seeing them.
When ready, publish the test. A published test is a snapshot at that moment in time. You can keep editing after publishing, but changes won’t go live until you publish again.
Creating a Test
There are three ways to create a test:1. From scratch
Go to My Tests → Create Test and start adding questions manually using the question editor.2. Import from a document
Go to My Tests → Create Test → Import Questions. Upload a file — the AI will automatically extract questions from it. Supported formats: PDF, Word (.docx), JSON, TXT, Markdown (.md) The AI recognizes question text, answer options, and marks the correct answers where possible. Review the imported questions and adjust as needed — formatting may not always be perfect.3. Generate with AI
On the test editing page, click the Create with AI button. Describe the topic and the AI will generate questions for you. You can also paste a screenshot of existing questions into the chat and the AI will recognize and import them. See the AI-Assistant page for tips on getting the best results.Question Types
Single Choice
Only one answer can be selected. The most common type for knowledge assessments and recruitment screening tests.Multiple Choice
Multiple answers can be selected. Use when more than one option may be correct.Free Answer
The applicant writes a text response — no predefined options. When creating a free answer question, you define AI review criteria: a description of what a correct answer should include. After the applicant submits the test, AI automatically evaluates their response against your criteria and marks it as correct or incorrect. Example:Question: Describe the steps to onboard a new support agent. AI review criteria: A correct answer must mention: (1) account setup, (2) product training, (3) shadowing an experienced agent, (4) supervised first calls. The order matters. Similar wording is acceptable as long as the steps are present.This makes free answer questions practical for assessing open-ended knowledge without manual review for every submission. (Available on Basic plan and above.)
Settings Panel
Tags
Attach tags to your test to categorize it. Tags help with filtering and organization.Topics
Assign a topic to group related tests together.Question Settings
Tags
Tag individual questions to get per-tag performance breakdowns in results. For example, tag some questions as “SQL” and others as “System Design” — after the test you’ll see how the candidate performed in each area.Explanations
Add an explanation to each question showing why an answer is correct or incorrect. Explanations are shown to applicants after they complete the test (depending on your link settings). You can write explanations manually or generate them automatically with the AI-Assistant.Statistics
For any published test you can view overall statistics:- Average score
- Best result
- Worst result
Visibility & Sharing
Personal account
After publishing, a test is accessible via a direct link. By default, anyone with the link can take it.Organization account
In an organization you have additional visibility controls:- Only assignees — the test can be previewed via link, but only assigned users can take it
- Organization-wide — visible to everyone in your organization in the Tests catalog; not visible externally
- Public — visible to anyone, including users outside the organization