The person who earned the result should be provable.
Fixiam connects registration, exam access and result evidence to the same verified person without requiring you to replace the assessment engine, question bank or scoring system.
Exam centre check-in
Sitting ·BCandidate ·0412
Registered identity on file
Registration identityBound at enrolment
Authentication at check-inSame person
Exception pathAssisted review available
EvidenceRetained with the sitting
Illustrative interface · masked data
Register → Authenticate → Sit → Record → Credential.
- 01!Risk entry pointControl point
Register
Identity bound at enrolment
- 02!Risk entry pointControl point
Authenticate
Same person at check-in
- 03!Risk entry point
Sit
The assessment itself
- 04Control point
Record
Evidence retained with the sitting
- 05Control point
Credential
Result tied to the verified person
!Impersonation entry pointIdentity re-established
Exception paths remain human-operable; the goal is assurance, not candidate exclusion.What the pilot should prove.
- Enrolment completion
- Authentication success
- Exception/manual-review rate
- Impersonation or mismatch events
- Impact on check-in time
- Evidence retained with the sitting
- Centre operating behaviour
What if biometrics fail?
Every pilot must define an exception and assisted-review path so an identity-control failure does not automatically become an unfair candidate outcome. Exact fallback design is programme-specific.