ProctorFree vs SUMADI

ProctorFree provides on-demand online proctoring for higher education institutions and professional organizations. Its options include fully automated proctoring, human-assisted proctoring, Secure Browser, and assessment delivery. Automated proctoring records exams and processes session data to identify suspicious behavior; facial detection supports authentication, with identity verification continuing during exams. Administrators receive a post-exam report highlighting anomalies and decide whether behavior violated exam rules. Secure Browser adds protections for web-based exams by locking down exam content. Listed learning management integrations include Canvas, Blackboard, Brightspace by D2L, Moodle, and Udutu; testing integrations include Digital Chalk and Gauge by Test.com. Institutions can also connect custom APIs to test delivery engines. Pricing is on request, and organizations can request a 30-day free trial; there is no free plan. The desktop application requires Windows 11 or later, or macOS 11 or later. Linux, Chromebooks, iPads, tablets, and mobile devices are unsupported. ProctorFree says it is FERPA compliant and uses encryption, tokenized LTI access where possible, and retention limited to contractual requirements. It is headquartered in Cornelius, North Carolina.

SUMADI is an AI-supported online exam supervision platform for educational institutions, companies, certification organizations, assessment centers, and language schools. It combines facial recognition, identity authentication, browser tracking, and automated monitoring. Three versions address different oversight needs. Elementum is intended for non-critical exams or situations requiring simpler supervision. Spark adds automated monitoring, real-time detection of suspicious behavior, live chat, and real-time reports. Luminous continuously records the examinee for critical assessments and provides reports two hours after completion. Described controls include a secure browser, facial validation with liveness checks, identification scanning, screen and face monitoring, and voice or sound detection. SUMADI works on Android, iOS, web, and Windows; its web version supports Chrome, Brave, and Edge, while its mobile app is distributed through Google Play and the App Store. Integrations include Blackboard, Canvas, Moodle, and OpenLMS, with custom integrations possible. Pricing is on request. Support is offered 24/7, with service levels tailored to clients.