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Tell us about your next exam period.

Instructions

The useful conversation is not a slide deck. Tell us what you are sitting, how many candidates, and what your regulations require — we will show you the configuration that matches.

Demo request

Enter your name.

Enter a valid work email address.

Tell us which institution you are with.

A sentence or two is enough.

If you already run an LMS or identity provider, mention it — it usually shortens the setup conversation.

What happens next

  1. We reply within one working day with two or three times.
  2. A thirty-minute call: your exam rules, our configuration, no deck.
  3. A live sitting on your own timetable, with staff as candidates.
  4. A written quote against your real candidate numbers.

Reach us directly

Sales & demos
sales@fcproctor.com
Existing customers
support@fcproctor.com
Telephone
+254 786 388 684
Office
Lyseon Ltd
Nairobi, Kenya
Hours
Mon–Fri, 08:00–18:00 EAT
Extended cover during exam periods

Already sitting exams this term?

Say so in the message. We keep implementation capacity aside for institutions with a paper in the next six weeks.

?Before you write

Four things people ask first.

  • (a)

    How long does setup take?

    An institution with Microsoft Entra ID and Moodle already running is typically sitting a pilot paper within two weeks. The long pole is your own approvals, not the software.

    ~2 weeks
  • (b)

    Where is candidate data stored?

    Wherever you require. fcProctor can be deployed into your own cloud tenant, or hosted by us in a data region you nominate.

    Your region
  • (c)

    Do candidates need a specific laptop?

    No, but they do need a computer. The exam client runs on Windows and macOS, with a browser client for sittings where full desktop lockdown is not required. There is no phone or tablet app.

    Windows · macOS
  • (d)

    Can we run it alongside in-person exams?

    Yes. Most institutions start with resits and distance cohorts and keep the hall for everything else. The reporting is the same either way.

    Both