Before You Begin
Make sure you have:- Logged in with the appropriate role credentials (Center Admin, Center Manager, Proctor Lead, or Proctor).
- Opened a center and navigated to a workflow tab (e.g., Listening-Reading-Writing Session).
Step-by-Step Guide
1. Open the candidate profile From a workflow tab, click on the candidate’s name in the list. A side panel opens on the right displaying the candidate’s profile. 2. Review the profile header At the top of the panel, you’ll see:- Candidate name and status badge (e.g., “Checked-in” in green).
- Email address.
- Registered exam name.
- Accommodation tags - displayed as pill badges with icons (e.g., “Religious attire”, “Extra time (25%)”).
- 🔴 Red dot - indicates an incident (e.g., “Candidate Complaint”). Click on the entry to view the full incident report.
- 🔵 Blue dot - indicates a successful action (e.g., “Checked in · Attempt 2”).
- ⚫ Grey dot - indicates informational events (e.g., Registration Details).
- Method - the check-in method used (e.g., “Physical”).
- Slot - the scheduled time window (e.g., “9:30 AM - 11:30 AM”).
- Room / Seat - the assigned room and seat (e.g., “Room A / LRW-10”).
- Center Step - the center-level workflow step.
- Exam Step - the exam-level workflow step.
- Photos captured - shows the Face Capture taken during check-in with a thumbnail image. Click to view the full image.
- ID documents captured - shows ID Card Front and ID Card Back as separate entries with thumbnail images. Click to view the full document.
- Name - candidate’s full name.
- External ID - the candidate’s external identifier (if assigned).
- Email - the candidate’s email address.
- Slot - the scheduled time window.
- Room / Seat - the assigned room and seat.
- Center Step - the center-level workflow step.
- Exam Step - the exam-level workflow step.
- Candidate Name and Candidate ID.
- Nature of Incident - the type of incident (e.g., “Candidate Complaint”).
- Severity - the severity level (e.g., “Low” in green).
- Time Reported - when the incident was logged.
- Select Sub Test - the specific workflow step the incident relates to (e.g., “Writing”). While the label says “Sub Test,” this refers to the workflow step that was active when the incident occurred.
- What Happened - a description of the incident.
- Action Taken - what action was taken in response.
- Reason - additional context or reasoning.

