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Test Candidates

Finding your way around

What each part of the navigation holds, and where to find the thing you are looking for.

Last updated 21 September 2026

Test Candidates opens on your assessments. There is no separate dashboard, which is deliberate: the assessments list is the thing you come back to.

The assessments page, with the getting started checklist, the share link for the most recent assessment, and the assessments table below.

The five places in the navigation

Assessments is home. Every assessment you have built, active or archived, with its tests, its candidate count, when it was last used and its invite link. This is where you create, rename, duplicate and archive them.

Candidates is everyone who has registered for any of your assessments, in one list. Filter by assessment, by how far they have got and by the decision you have recorded. Use this when you are thinking about a person rather than a role.

Results is one row per test taken, rather than one per person. Use it when you want to look across a single test, unlock a batch of results at once, or export.

Tests is the library: every test available to you, with a full guide on each one explaining what it measures and how to read a score. You can browse it without building anything.

Your account menu, under your initials, holds My profile, Company settings, Team, Billing and usage, Integrations, and Help and support.

Where things actually are

Looking for Where it is
The link to send candidates Assessments, in the Invite link column, or the assessment page
One candidate's full report Candidates, then the candidate, or Results, then View report
Your logo and colours Account menu, Company settings
Who else is on the account Account menu, Team
What you have spent Account menu, Billing and usage
Your API key and webhooks Account menu, Integrations
Extra time and deadlines The assessment, Edit, then Optional settings

A page that comes up blank

Occasionally a page renders as an empty shell under the navigation. Reload it and it comes back. It is not a sign that you have been signed out, and nothing is lost.