World-class exams, delivered anywhere
Corpshore Exams runs high-stakes testing programs end to end: authoring and item banking, secure delivery online and on site, AI proctoring with human review, scoring and reporting. Across 18 countries and five continents, for certification bodies, ministries, licensing boards, universities and the Fortune 500.
The operating footprint
Single-signal proctoring is already obsolete
Generative AI has changed what a candidate can do in an exam window. A hidden second device, a browser extension, a language model answering through an earpiece: each defeats a proctoring system that watches for one thing at a time. The industry's installed base was designed for a world where cheating meant a phone under the desk.
- A single-signal flag is exactly what a modern AI assistant is built to evade
- Recorded-session review finds the incident days after the credential was issued
- Test-center-only models cannot reach candidates in the markets that are growing fastest
- Appeals collapse when a flag cannot be explained to a regulator in plain language
- Multi-modal detection, because multi-modal assistance needs a multi-modal answer
- Every flag reviewed by a trained human before it touches a candidate record
- Signals that are individually explainable, so an appeal board can audit the decision
- Delivery in the candidate's own country and language, not only where the vendor has centers
Every proctoring vendor in the market today flags on a single signal, and a single-signal flag is exactly what a modern AI cheating tool is designed to defeat. The only defence against multi-modal AI assistance is multi-modal AI detection.
Six signals, fused into one explainable score
- Gaze off-screen10Sustained attention away from the exam window, not a glance.
- Background voice6Separates coaching from ambient household sound.
- Mouse motion anomaly13The mechanical rhythm of automated or injected input.
- Keystroke cadence16Typing dynamics measured against the candidate's own baseline.
- Face-match drift15Continuous confirmation that the person testing is the person enrolled.
- Network forensics73Live API traffic to a language model, VPN, or remote-desktop session.
- 00:18Outbound traffic to a language-model API detected mid-session.
- 00:13Typing cadence diverges from the enrolment baseline.
- 00:10A second voice enters the room audio. Score rises, still under threshold.
- 00:06Gaze leaves the exam window repeatedly. On its own, not actionable.
The exam window, sealed
A lockdown browser that closes the routes candidates actually use, on every platform they actually test from: Windows, macOS, iOS, Android and ChromeOS.
- Screen capture and screen sharing
- Virtual machines and sandboxed environments, detected and refused
- Second monitors and extended displays
- AI assistants and LLM browser tooling
- Remote-control and remote-desktop software
- Clipboard and unmanaged network egress
Delivery in 18 countries, across five continents
Select a country for its delivery capabilities and language coverage. Africa, Latin America and Central Asia are core markets here, not the exceptions incumbents treat them as.
Four ways to run the same exam
The proctor and candidate-support pool covers more than 30 languages, a materially wider set than the platform interface itself is localized into. Mode is chosen per programme, and often per candidate cohort within one programme.
- Remote proctoring: live, record-and-review, or AI-only
- Onsite invigilation with background-checked invigilators
- Hybrid: onsite identity verification with remote oversight
- Pop-up examination centers where no permanent venue exists
- Africa, Latin America, Central Asia and Southeast Asia served as core markets, not exceptions
- Low-bandwidth delivery paths for candidates outside metropolitan coverage
- Chain-of-custody handling for paper components where regulation still requires them
Ten service lines, taken modularly or whole
Built for people who take psychometrics seriously
Item banking with real workflow, blueprinting against a published test specification, and IRT calibration and equating so scores mean the same thing across forms and across years.
- Linear forms for fixed, published test specifications
- LOFT, drawing unique forms per candidate from a calibrated bank
- Computer-adaptive testing that shortens the exam without loosening the measurement
- Authoring workflow with review, approval and retirement states
- IRT calibration and equating across forms and administrations
- Accessibility-first item types, designed for accommodation from the start
- Generative authoring copilots that draft items for human review, never publish them
Eight sectors, each with its own defensibility bar
- Government and licensure: civil-service exams, language tests, immigration and regulator-grade licensure
- Healthcare and life sciences: CME, clinical board preparation and accredited licensing under HIPAA-aligned controls
- Financial services: securities exams, AML and KYC certification, globally consistent compliance assessment
- Higher education: finals, entrance assessment and remote learning for universities and ministries
- Professional certification: from IT certification to medical boards, defensible and globally distributed
- Corporate learning: compliance, role-based competency and pre-hire skill assessment
- EdTech platforms: white-label proctoring, identity and exam-engine APIs behind your own product
- NGOs and multilaterals: cross-border language, scholarship and competency programs in low-bandwidth regions
One partner across the whole lifecycle
Authoring
Subject-matter experts write to a published blueprint, not to a blank page. Generative copilots draft candidate items for review; nothing reaches a bank without a human approving it.
- Blueprint and test specification
- Item authoring workflow
- Review, approval and retirement states
- Accessibility-first item types
Programs already running
Typically 30%+ below the incumbent, without loosening security
Clients moving from a legacy test-center provider typically see savings above 30%. The Fortune 100 compliance program below reduced annual cost by $4.2M while raising on-time regulatory completion to 100%. Savings come from delivery-model design, not from thinning the security stack.
- Remote and hybrid delivery replacing avoidable test-center seat cost
- Regional delivery hubs pricing in-region rather than exporting metropolitan labor rates
- Modular purchasing, so you buy proctoring without buying an authoring suite you already own
- One vendor across regions, removing the integration and reconciliation cost of three
Per-program savings depend on volume, delivery mode and security profile. Figures above are drawn from delivered programs, not list-price modelling.
Estimate the saving on your own volume
An estimate, not a quote and not a client result. Modelled on the delivery-model change alone, using average pricing. Your actual rate depends on volume, delivery mode, language mix and security profile.
Bring the estimator's inputs to the discovery call and we will replace them with a real architecture and a real price, usually within a week.
From first call to live exams in two to six weeks
A 45-minute call mapping stakes, scale, geography and integrations. No proposal written before we understand the defensibility bar.
Tailored architecture, SLA and pricing within one week, with a written proposal inside five business days.
Integrations, branding and training. Most programs are live in two to six weeks.
Run exams, monitor signals, review flags, report to regulators. Dedicated success team on multi-year programs.
Built to survive the security questionnaire
- ISO/IEC 27001 certified information-security management system
- ISO 9001 certified quality management system
- ISO/IEC 20000-1 certified IT service management
- SOC 1 Type II and SOC 2 Type II audited
- PCI DSS compliant for payment handling
- GDPR, HIPAA and PIPEDA compliant
- SOC 2 report and penetration-test letters available under NDA
- Secure SDLC with code review, dependency scanning and SAST/DAST
- Threat modelling and red-team exercises run against the proctoring controls themselves
- 24/7 security operations monitoring with rehearsed incident-response playbooks
- GDPR compliant, with a data-processing agreement on every engagement
- HIPAA compliant for healthcare programs, with a BAA available
- In-region processing where residency or sovereignty requires it
- Zero-trust access: SSO, MFA, just-in-time elevation, quarterly access reviews
- Data classification, retention schedules and data-subject-rights workflows
- WCAG 2.2 AA as the conformance target, with audit-led continuous improvement
- Extended time, configurable text sizing and screen-reader-compatible item types
- Accessibility-trained proctor flows and step-free, assistive-technology-ready venues
Backed by the wider Corpshore group
Corpshore Exams is a division of Corpshore Solutions Corporation, a privately held Canadian multinational headquartered in Toronto and operating since 2015. The exam business draws on group infrastructure: delivery hubs, multilingual staffing and a security programme built for enterprise buyers.
- Corpshore AI: global AI data collection, annotation, RLHF and model evaluation
- Corpshore Talent: outsourced talent operations, RPO and compliance operations
- Corpshore BPO: omnichannel contact centre, technical support and back office
- Corpshore IT Outsourcing: software engineering, cloud, DevOps and managed services
- More than 35 languages supported across the group
- Founded 2015, Toronto headquartered, over 50 long-term client partnerships
- ISO/IEC 27001, ISO 9001 and ISO/IEC 20000-1 certified; SOC 1 and SOC 2 Type II audited
- France, of 30 ranked providers
- Germany, of 30
- Poland, of 30
- Egypt, of 40
- Ghana, Uganda and Uzbekistan, of 20 each
- New York and Los Angeles, of 20 each
- Washington State, of 20
- Call centres in Canada, of 20
- Corpshore Talent: recruitment firms in the US, of 20
- Corpshore AI: #5 of 50 in top AI outsourcing companies, ahead of Scale AI at #6
- #2 in Kenya, Chicago, the Dominican Republic, Brazil, nearshore providers and BPO in Canada
- #3 in the United Kingdom, Colombia and Vietnam
- #4 in South Africa, #6 in the United States
Rankings are listings published by Outsource Accelerator, each position verified live on 3 September 2026. Corpshore Exams does not itself hold an Outsource Accelerator ranking; no exam-services category exists on that platform, so every position above belongs to the group or a sister division.
Why programs move
- Truly global footprint, owned and partner facilities rather than a partner-dependent map
- Modular, not monolithic: buy the service lines you need, keep the systems you already run
- AI-first, human-anchored, with every automated decision auditable and explainable
- Regulator-ready by construction: audit trails, appeals evidence and accreditation support
- Bespoke where it matters, with custom SLAs, dedicated regions and in-region data residency
- Typically below incumbent cost by a third, against a credit-backed uptime SLA