What we're building

Replacing raw event counts with clearer patterns so teachers can understand what happened without reading every signal.

Reports will show clearer pending, failed, and retry states when an Insight Engine summary is still being prepared.

Testing monitoring and report review with large classes and common browsers before opening access more broadly.

Making sure your account and payment details carry over cleanly so upgrades and renewals just work.

Students should be able to recover from a refresh or back-button mistake without creating duplicate sessions.

Teachers will get a controlled override path when a real student is blocked by a device or browser limitation.

Email-only invited teachers need a reliable way to sign in even when they do not use Google or Microsoft for school.

More structured ways to gather teacher feedback and keep teachers informed as Proctorly improves.

Schools will be able to choose how long student snapshots, reports, and related records are kept.

School admins will have a clearer path to access, export, correct, or delete student session records when required.

Institutional agreements will include a full data removal path when a school stops using Proctorly.

Schools and districts will get an agreement flow that fits institutional privacy and procurement needs.

Teachers and schools will have ready-to-use consent and notification templates for families and students.

Built-in support for IEP and 504 accommodations so students who need extra arrangements are properly supported.

Optional extra sign-in protection for teachers, especially before viewing sensitive reports or student snapshots.

Important actions like flag decisions, pauses, locks, and snapshot access will be recorded for school review.

Clearer security documentation for encryption, incident response, and how Proctorly handles sensitive student data.

A warn-only countdown with gentle reminders and teacher time waivers for students who need extra time.

Help spotting required Google Forms questions before an exam begins so students are less likely to get stuck.

Optional Google or Microsoft sign-in can pre-fill student identity details before the test starts.

Lightweight feedback and product analytics will help prioritize improvements without collecting more student data than needed.

Hardship access, referrals, and sharing rewards can give teachers more student test submissions when they need them.

Disposable-email and bot-account checks will help protect the free tier without blocking real teachers who use personal email.

The free plan will consistently show and enforce its monthly student test submission allowance.

Team seats and school-wide defaults so a whole school can work together under one account.

A stricter testing environment for exams that need fullscreen enforcement, camera checks, and deeper review.

An optional, school-installed tool for stricter setups remains a future option for institutions that want it.