Getting Started

Viewing the Results

Switch back to the admin view, find the result from the assessment you just took, and explore the score report.

Updated 2026/06/03

You have just submitted an assessment as a candidate. Now switch back to your admin account and see what the result looks like from your side. This is the payoff — the moment everything comes together.

Step 1: Go to the Task Dashboard

In your admin browser, navigate to Tasks in the left menu and open the Task you created. You land on the Task dashboard.

On the dashboard you will see three stat cards: Candidates, Participants, and Test Sessions. The test session you just completed is already counted.

📷 Screenshot: Task dashboard showing stat cards with 1 candidate and 1 test session
Recommended: 1200 × 700 px PNG

Step 2: Open the Sessions Tab

Click the Sessions tab at the top of the Task editor. This is where all test session results live. You will see the session you just submitted listed with your name, score, and status.

📷 Screenshot: Sessions tab showing the submitted result row
Recommended: 1200 × 700 px PNG

Step 3: Open the Score Report

Click on the session row to open the full result. The score report shows:

  • Total score — the candidate’s overall points and percentage.
  • Per-question breakdown — which questions were answered correctly, which were wrong, and how many points each was worth.
  • Pass / fail status — whether the candidate met the threshold you configured (if any).
  • Dimension scores — if your questions are tagged with scoring dimensions, you will see a per-competency breakdown here.
📷 Screenshot: Individual score report with total score and question breakdown
Recommended: 1200 × 700 px PNG

You Have Completed the Full Loop

In just a few steps you have built a test, created an assessment, experienced the candidate journey, and reviewed a result. This is the core of what TestInvite does — everything else in the platform is about doing this better, faster, and at scale.

From here, explore the rest of the guide to learn about the Question Bank, advanced Task configuration, proctoring, detailed analytics, and more.