Create a Custom Company Test in Testlify

A company test is a reusable, role-specific question set you build from Testlify's library and attach to any assessment. Create it once, reuse it across multiple assessments — in minutes.

Before you begin

  • You must have an active Testlify employer account with test creation permissions.
  • Identify the job role and skills you want to evaluate (e.g., B2B Sales, Communication, Negotiation).

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Create a custom company test

  1. Open test creation
    • Go to the Tests section in the left navigation.
    • Click Create Company Test in the top-right corner.
  2. Name and configure your test
    • Enter a descriptive test name (e.g., "B2B Sales Assessment").
    • Select Role Specific Skill as the test type.
    • Choose the skills to assess (e.g., Communication, Negotiation, Presentation).
  3. Browse and add questions
    • Click Testlify Library to open the question bank.
    • Search by role or skill (e.g., type "Sales") to filter results.
    • Open a pre-built test (e.g., "B2B SaaS Sales") to preview its questions.
    • Check the questions you want, then click Add.
  4. Refine your question set
    • Remove questions that don't fit the role.
    • To edit a question, click the three-dot menuEdit.
    • Adjust each question's score to reflect its importance in the assessment.
  5. Set duration and save
    • Set the test duration (e.g., 10 minutes for a focused set).
    • Review the total question count and combined maximum score.
    • Click Create to save the test.
  6. Attach the test to an assessment
    • Open the Assessments builder and enter the job role (e.g., "B2B Sales").
    • Select your new test from the list.
    • Adjust assessment settings and duration as needed.
    • Click Save to publish your assessment.

Tip: Keep tests focused — 8–12 targeted questions in 10–15 minutes give candidates a better experience and reduce drop-off rates.

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