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Examity is an online exam proctoring and test-integrity platform used by universities, certification bodies, and enterprises to authenticate test-takers and monitor online assessments. It offers automated (AI/ML) proctoring, live proctoring, audit-based (record-and-review) proctoring, and ID verification, and integrates with major learning management systems including Canvas, Blackboard, D2L Brightspace, Moodle, Sakai, and Schoology.
APIs.json: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/api-evangelist/examity/refs/heads/main/apis.yml
Examity does not publish a public, self-service developer API. There is no developer portal, no public API reference, and no published OpenAPI. Its programmatic surface is a partner / LMS integration:
- Single sign-on via IMS LTI — provisioned with a consumer key and a shared secret, used to launch Examity from within an LMS.
- A partner integration REST API — used by platform vendors to register exams, schedule proctoring appointments, launch monitored sessions, and retrieve completion status and integrity flags.
Both are gated behind an institutional/partner agreement. Integration keys and the integration manual are issued on request via developers@examity.com.
Because no endpoints, paths, or base URLs are publicly documented, the APIs listed below are modeled (endpointsModeled: true) from Examity's well-known integration flow with LMS partners — they are an honest map of the capability surface, not a transcription of a published reference. No OpenAPI, endpoint list, base URL, or rate-limit/FinOps document is asserted, because none is public.
- Proctoring
- Exam Integrity
- Online Assessment
- EdTech
- LMS Integration
- Identity Verification
- Test Security
- Created: 2026-07-05
- Modified: 2026-07-05
Register and manage the exams to be proctored — name, proctoring type (automated / live / audit), duration, allowed resources, rules, and the launch URL handed back to the LMS.
Create, reschedule, and cancel proctoring appointments for a test-taker against a registered exam, and query available proctor slots for live proctoring.
Launch and track a proctoring session — authenticate the test-taker, start the monitored exam session, and check live session status.
Retrieve session outcomes after a proctored exam — completion status, integrity/violation flags, proctor notes, review verdicts, and links to recorded session evidence, for posting results back to the LMS gradebook.
Provision and manage test-takers, instructors, and administrators, including profile details used for identity verification. In practice most user context arrives through the LTI SSO handshake.
Examity does not publish a price list. Pricing is a custom quote scoped to an institution's exam volume and proctoring mix, arranged through sales. Publicly reported reference points (indicative only, not an Examity price list) put per-exam cost in the ~$4–$30+ range depending on proctoring type. See plans/examity-plans-pricing.yml.
No. Examity publishes no documented public WebSocket (or any server-push / SSE) API. See review.yml.
FN: Kin Lane Email: kin@apievangelist.com