Embedding Qualified

Integrate Qualified's first-in-class code editing and powerful testing suite directly inline with your educations courses, in-house training, and more.

See embeds in action

We have several places you can see embeds in action:

Premium Feature

Qualified Embed is a premium feature, if you do not have it enabled, please contact your sales representative.

Tutorials

Complete SDK Docs

Use our complete SDK docs for an in-depth guide on how to use the embedded feature.

Embedding Individual Challenges

The Embed tool makes it easy to embed single code challenges in your page. This makes it possible to use Qualified for training, low-stakes testing, and other creative uses.

This is the best method if you want to have more control over the experience. With this method, you can:

  • Completely control the candidate experience, including setting the theme and controlling the workflow better.
  • Provide inline access to practice or example challenges.
  • Override or limit some functionality.
  • Dynamically change file contents.

➔   Embedding Challenges

Embedding Full Assessments

You also can embed entire assessments easily. This requires using the Qualified API to generate invitations, but provides the complete assessment experience, including Q&A challenges.

This is the method to use if you require any of the following:

  • The complete assessment experience, including getting full scores & playback.
  • The full project challenge experience, including creating and moving files.
  • Q&A challenges

It's also a good method if you don't really want to customize the experience, but just want to use Qualified Assessments inside your own page.

➔   Embedding Assessments

Example Use Cases

There's a list of ideas below to get you started, but you can also check out our collection of example use cases here. These examples are available as starter code to make it easy to try out some usage ideas immediately.

Code Challenges

An embedded challenge can be modified (or put into read-only mode), the code can be run against tests, results saved, and you can save & restore the candidate's code within your own page. Some example uses include:

  • Inline, runnable code demos. These could be used within documentation or as example educational material.
  • Lightweight, pre-screening tests for developer applications. By capturing the response, you can use simple challenges as an intelligent sentry before letting developers continue.
  • Inline educational practice challenges. Right alongside the training documentation, you can have editable examples that make it easy for students to master a concept.

Assessment-Backed Challenges

You can embed challenges backed by an assessment. This provides all the benefits of the embedded challenge above, while also creating a complete assessment result, with solutions, which is stored in Qualified. You can use these to build out complete tests of your own with one or more code challenges.

  • Control the candidate experience more tightly, directly within your own site.
  • Expand on the Qualified testing scenario by processing code and results in ways not currently supported within Qualified.
  • Enable a custom solution reviewing experience by using the readonly or restricted modes.

Complete Assessments

If the limitations or complexity of embedding individual challenges doesn't work, we also offer embedding the entire assessment. This allows you to provide the full assessment experience, while still interacting with Qualified from your outer page.

  • Include a complete assessment at the bottom of your education-oriented page, so the student can immediately test what they learned.
  • Inline the pre-screen assessment experience right in your hiring page, without the delayed steps of inviting them and waiting for a response.
  • Automatically handle responding to the submission of an assessment immediately (possibly using webhooks to determine the candidate's score).

Learn More

We have complete docs for our SDK, which makes setting up and using Qualified embeds easy, without a framework, or integrating with your framework.

➔   In-depth SDK documentation