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Assessments: Recruiters
- Getting started
- Account settings
- Admin management
- Creating tests automatically
- Creating tests manually
- Test settings
- Sections and question pooling
- Libraries
- Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)
- Programming
- Full stack
- SQL
- Data science
- Machine Learning (ML)
- DevOps
- Python project questions
- Selenium
- Java Project
- C# project questions
- Subjective
- Approximate
- Diagram
- File upload
- Invites
- Reports
- Billing
- HackerEarth Reports: Admins, Tests, and Teams
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FaceCode
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Assessments: ATS integrations
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Assessments: Product updates
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Assessments: Best practices
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SSO
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Upskilling
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Assessments: Candidates
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Problem setting for HackerEarth
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Campus
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Hackathons and Hiring Challenges
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Viewing invites
You can view your plan details and track your invite usage by following these steps:
1. Log in to your HackerEarth account.
2. Click Billing and settings.
3. Select Billing.
You can see the relevant details in the Your current plan & usage section.
Plan and usage components
Total invites
Refers to the total number of invites that you received with your subscription.
Remaining invites
This is the number of invites that you have not yet used.
Remaining invites = Total invites – invites used
Admins
Super admins
The total number of super admins that you can have in your organization.
Other admins
The total number of admins who do not have super admins' permission.
Invites usage
Assessments
Used invites
This is the total number of invites that you have used for assessments.
Cancelable invites
These are the invites in which candidates have been invited to take the assessment but have not participated yet.
FaceCode
Created interviews
These are the number of FaceCode interviews created by you.
Ongoing interviews
These are the number of interviews created by you but the candidate has not joined the interview yet.
Conducted interviews
These are the number of FaceCode interviews conducted by you.
Hours of interviews conducted by you
These are the number of hours of interviews conducted by you.