Quiz · Knowledge checks, private and shared
Make understanding visible.
Practice privately or invite the team to a quiz. Find the topics that need a closer look.
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Product walkthrough
Quiz, in context.
Demo project data shown for illustration.
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ETA ownership check
A practical three-question knowledge check starts with the right decision after confidence drops.
A closer look
The details,
when you need them.
Explore the workflow, what it produces, and how access works.
How Quiz works
Quiz has two sides. Practice generates a private project-knowledge check from the current revision with a transparent score and teaching review. Manage lets any member author a team quiz, invite people, set a pass mark and due date, and read results per person and per question.
- Practice: choose 3–20 questions, answer single-choice, multi-choice, or yes/no questions one at a time with their weights visible, and submit for a weighted 0–100 score with explanations.
- Manage: build a quiz by hand, from AI suggestions, or from your own practice quiz, then choose recipients or everyone eligible on the project. Sending locks the questions.
- Results: see Invited, Completed, Average, Passed, and Due tiles, each person's score against the pass mark, how answers split per option, and remind or withdraw pending people.
A practical example
A team lead onboarding three new support agents wants each of them to prove they understand the refund flow by Friday, and wants to know which question the whole group keeps getting wrong.
What you get
Scores you can act on
- Practice scores and explanations that live only in the member's browser session, never as a team record
- Team quizzes with CSV export, duplication, close and reopen, and a single immutable submission per participant
- Inbox invitations with Take quiz, reminders, and a Quiz completed notice for the author
Using Quiz
Participants in a team quiz never see their score or the correct answers; results are visible to the creator and admins. A due date marks overdue work without blocking late submissions while the quiz stays open, and questions can only change by duplicating the quiz.
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