Ignore & Accept Results

Ignore Result marks a completed session's result as not valid — it drops out of consideration without anything being deleted. Accept Result is the exact reverse: a previously ignored result returns to valid status. Together they let you exclude and re-include results as decisions evolve, always reversibly.

When to Ignore

• A proctoring review concluded the session wasn't legitimate.
• A technical failure compromised the sitting and the candidate is getting a fresh attempt — ignore the broken one so only the retake counts.
• A candidate took the wrong step or sat outside their allowed window.

What Ignoring Does — and Doesn't

• The session and all its data — answers, recordings, logs, evaluations — remain fully reviewable; only the result's validity changes.
• The candidate's standing reflects valid results only.
• Both actions run per session or in bulk on a selection; ineligible sessions are skipped and reported.

Prefer ignore over any thought of deletion: an ignored result keeps the full evidence trail, which is exactly what you need if the candidate appeals the decision later.

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