Online Proctoring Identity Verification | MyProof
Online proctoring platforms can invoke MyProof at exam check-in, evaluate configured identity and document predicates, and use an optional liveness risk signal. MyProof is the identity integration layer, not exam-monitoring software.
Never sent during verification
- ID photo
- Biometric template
- Home address
- Exam recording
Best for
- Remote assessment platforms adding a pre-exam identity gate.
- Certification products that need configurable identity predicates and an optional liveness risk signal.
- Engineering teams that need a result and receipt reference returned to the exam workflow.
Not for
- Watching the exam, recording screens, or monitoring keystrokes.
- Replacing the platform's exam-launch, exception, or proctor-review workflow.
- Acting as a retained identity-document repository.
Legacy IDV vs MyProof
| Legacy IDV |
MyProof |
| Build and maintain a custom document, face-match, and liveness flow inside the exam product. |
Invoke one identity layer, evaluate the configured policy on device, and return the check-in result. |
| Couple identity proofing to exam surveillance and make the integration boundary difficult to explain. |
Keep the boundary explicit: MyProof verifies check-in facts and the proctoring platform runs the exam. |
| Return raw identity artifacts that the platform must secure and govern. |
Return a policy result and receipt reference without adding the ID photo to the exam payload. |
Place identity verification at the exam-launch boundary
The proctoring platform invokes MyProof before exam access, supplies the configured policy, and resumes its own workflow after a verified or failed result. The integration does not take over scheduling, accommodations, exam delivery, or proctor review.
Configure check-in facts without adding surveillance
A policy can require supported identity and document facts. A liveness signal can inform risk handling, but it is not a cryptographic guarantee. Screen recording, room scans, keystroke analysis, and exam monitoring remain outside MyProof.
Frequently asked questions
Where does MyProof integrate into an online proctoring flow?
The platform invokes MyProof at check-in before exam launch. After the configured policy is evaluated, MyProof returns the result and receipt reference so the platform can continue its own workflow.
What does the proctoring platform receive from MyProof?
The platform receives the configured verification result and receipt reference. The intended flow does not send the test-taker's ID photo or reusable biometric template to the platform.
Can the platform use identity checks and a liveness signal?
An assigned policy can require supported identity and document predicates. A supported liveness signal can inform risk handling, but it does not become a cryptographic identity guarantee.
Does the MyProof integration monitor the exam session?
No. MyProof provides the identity check-in layer. It does not record screens, scan rooms, analyze keystrokes, or watch the exam.
Canonical page: https://myproof.ai/online-proctoring-identity-verification