Skills assessments for hiring teams
Know who can
do the job.
Before the interview, see how candidates think, solve problems, and apply their skills.
Create a skills assessment, invite candidates, and see the evidence behind every score.
10 free credits · No card needed · Work email required
Business analyst
3 skills · 12 questions · 30 minutes
Maya Shah's evidence
26 min- Data interpretation
- 92%
- Problem solving
- 84%
- Communication
- 88%
Revenue fell this week. What would you check first?
I would first check whether the drop came from fewer visits or a lower conversion rate. Then I would compare each channel and device with the previous period.
Rubric feedback: Separates traffic from conversion and proposes a useful first comparison.
Fictional candidates and results. Your team makes the hiring decision.
A better starting point
Make the interview
about what matters.
Use the same assessment for a role. See where each candidate is strong and where you need to ask more.
From a conversation to an assessment
Your next assessment
can start in Claude.
Describe the role and the skills you want to assess. Claude can create the assessment, send invitations, and bring back results.
Connect once with your SkillsDB account. Everything stays in your workspace, ready for your team to review.
Start with SkillsDBThe draft is ready for you to review.
Check the questions and rubric, then ask Claude to publish and invite your candidates.
Evidence with context
A flag is a reason
to look closer.
Tab switches, fullscreen exits, and optional webcam checks add context to an assessment. Candidates give consent before it starts.
Review events alongside the answers. A flag alone does not tell you whether someone cheated.
- You choose which proctoring checks to enable.
- Candidates see one question at a time.
- Your team makes the final hiring decision.
Simple by design
Hire at your pace.
Pay per candidate.
One credit covers one candidate on one assessment, across all its sections. Buy credits when you need them.
Email invitations use a credit when sent. Common links use a credit when a candidate starts.