HEC Montreal Selects YuJa Verity to Add AI-Assisted Assessment Monitoring

“HEC Montreal’s selection of YuJa Verity reflects a clear focus on maintaining assessment integrity while giving faculty practical tools for reviewing online exams.”

HEC Montreal has adopted YuJa Verity to support academic integrity while giving students a defined environment for completing online assessments. The institution, which serves both English and French-speaking students in their undergraduate, masters, PhD, and graduate diploma courses, will use the platform to apply exam proctoring approaches consistently across their campus.

YuJa Verity provides instructors and administrators with numerous proctoring features in a centralized environment. The platform’s AI object detection helps identify objects that may require further investigation during an assessment, while secondary camera support provides another viewing angle for exam sessions. Used together, the capabilities give faculty more context when checking flagged activity, and help reduce reliance on a single perspective. YuJa Verity also provides proctors with timestamped reports, as well as institutional and course-level insight reporting, giving reviewers a more comprehensive understanding of assessment activity and integrity.

“HEC Montreal’s selection of YuJa Verity reflects a clear focus on maintaining assessment integrity while giving faculty practical tools for reviewing online exams,” said Nathan Arora, Chief Executive Officer at YuJa, Inc. “The platform brings AI object detection and secondary camera support into a proctoring workflow that can help instructors identify review points more consistently and evaluate exams with additional context.”

The adoption of YuJa Verity extends HEC Montreal’s approach to secure online assessment delivery with proctoring capabilities focused on detection, contextual review, and accessibility for a multilingual student population in Quebec.