Results

The Results view shows one session's complete outcome — what the candidate scored, how the score decomposes, and every answer they gave. It is both the reading surface for auto-scored results and the working surface for evaluating open-ended answers.

The Summary

The candidate's headline result: overall score, pass/fail verdict and performance level where configured, timing, and status. This is the at-a-glance card — everything below explains it.

Score Breakdowns

The score decomposes along every axis the test defines, each on its own tab: by section and page (where in the test points were earned and lost), by dimension (competency profile), by tag (any structured grouping your questions carry), and by effect (the tallies collected from tagged answer choices — see Effects in the Question Bank chapter). The breakdowns are where a bare 64% turns into “strong numerically, weak on the case-study section”.

Answer Evaluation

Every question appears with the candidate's answer. Auto-scored answers show their computed result; open-ended answers — text, audio, video, code, files, photos — are evaluated here:

• Score directly, or through the question's rubric when one is attached.
• Review AI evaluations — the AI's score, feedback, and transcription (for audio/video) — and confirm or override them.
• The session score updates as evaluations land; results are complete when every question requiring human judgment has it.

Evaluating many candidates question-by-question? Work from the session list per step, keep the rubric visible, and evaluate the same question across all candidates in sequence — consistency improves dramatically when you judge one question at a time rather than one candidate at a time.

Tip

Evaluating Questions with Scored Dimensions

• The evaluation dialog shows one score input per scored dimension; a per-dialog toggle switches all rows between percentage and points entry (the test's default evaluation mode seeds new evaluations; existing ones reopen in the mode they were entered in).
• Under the independent strategy an overall score input appears separately — it is not computed from the dimension rows.
• The question score stays “waiting evaluation” until every scored dimension has a score; deleting an evaluation clears its dimension scores.
• Questions with scored dimensions must be evaluated in the new application — the legacy interface shows a notice instead of a score input.