edzproctor · Product facts
edzproctor at a glance
edzproctor is the AI exam proctoring tool from edzlms. It adds webcam proctoring, real-time violation detection and a Trust Score to LMS quizzes, and it runs on your own server. This page lists the facts in one place.
Book a Free Demo → See edzproctoredzproctor is AI exam proctoring from edzlms that runs inside your LMS quizzes on your own server, with no external proctoring service and no per-exam fees. It checks consent and camera before the exam, captures webcam snapshots, detects violations such as a missing face, multiple faces or tab switching in real time, and gives every attempt a 0 to 100 Trust Score that teachers review in reports or on a live monitor.
Key facts
What edzproctor checks, what it records and where the data stays.
| What it is | AI-assisted webcam proctoring for online exams, built into LMS quizzes. |
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| Made by | edzlms, a product of Edzlearn Services Private Limited, Bengaluru, India |
| Where it runs | On your own server, inside edzlms or an existing Moodle site. Enabled per quiz as an extra restriction on attempts. No separate login and no external proctoring service. |
| Before the exam | A privacy consent screen, then a camera and live face-detection check: one face, good lighting, correct framing. Optional face match against a base photo or ID. |
| During the exam | Webcam snapshots at a set interval (30 seconds by default), plus a rapid burst whenever a violation is detected. |
| What it detects | Face absent, multiple faces, tab switching, exiting fullscreen, copy and paste, low light and a blocked camera, detected live in the browser. |
| Trust Score | Every attempt starts at 100 and loses weighted points per violation. 80 to 100: low risk. 60 to 79: review recommended. Below 60: flagged. |
| Live Monitor | One auto-refreshing screen of every active exam-taker, sorted most-suspicious-first, with connection-lost alerts. |
| Teacher reports | Attempts list with filters and CSV export; per-attempt violation timeline, image gallery and score breakdown; notifications for low scores. |
| Enforcement options | Block mobiles and tablets, require fullscreen, warn students on violations, and optionally auto-submit after repeated critical breaches. |
| Privacy | Informed consent before capture, configurable auto-deletion of images, right to erasure and data export. Images stay on your server. Designed for DPDP and GDPR requirements. |
| Requirements | A modern browser (Chrome, Firefox or Edge) over HTTPS and a webcam. No lockdown browser to install. |
| Who uses it | Universities and institutes, corporate certification and compliance testing, and training providers. |
| Pricing | No public price list. See what determines edzlms pricing. |
How an exam runs
Five steps, with a clear record for staff at the end.
1. Consent
The student sees what will be captured, for how long and who can view it, and agrees before anything starts.
2. Pre-flight check
Camera permission, a live feed test and face detection confirm the student is present and clearly visible.
3. Proctored attempt
Snapshots are captured, violations detected in real time and the student is warned as they go.
4. Trust Score
At submission, the Trust Score and full violation record are calculated automatically.
5. Review
Teachers review flagged attempts with a timeline and image gallery, or watch live on the Monitor wall.
Questions buyers ask
What is edzproctor?
edzproctor is the AI exam proctoring tool from edzlms, made by Edzlearn Services in Bengaluru, India. It adds webcam proctoring, real-time violation detection and a Trust Score to LMS quizzes, on your own server.
Is edzproctor a separate proctoring service?
No. It runs inside your LMS quizzes on your own server, so there is no external proctoring service, no separate login and no data hand-off to a third party.
Where are the webcam images stored?
On your own server, alongside your LMS data. Nothing is sent to a third-party cloud, which suits India data residency and DPDP and GDPR requirements.
What does edzproctor detect?
A missing face, multiple faces, tab switching, leaving fullscreen, copy and paste, low light and a blocked camera, all detected live in the browser.
What is the Trust Score?
Each attempt starts at 100 and loses weighted points for each violation. Scores of 80 to 100 are low risk, 60 to 79 need review, and below 60 are flagged.
Does edzproctor need a lockdown browser?
No. It works in Chrome, Firefox or Edge over HTTPS with a webcam. You can block mobile and tablet devices and require fullscreen for extra integrity.
Can edzproctor verify a student's identity?
Yes, optionally. It can match the student's face against a base photo or ID using a recognition service that also runs on your own server.
See edzproctor on your own exam
We will set up a proctored quiz and walk you through the student flow, the Trust Score, the reports and the Live Monitor.
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