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Overview

The Assessment UI is a visual interface in the Kombo dashboard that allows you to view assessment packages, track orders, and inspect order details for your assessment integrations. This makes it easy to debug issues, monitor assessment order statuses, and verify that your integration is working correctly.

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Features

Below are the key features available in the Assessment UI.
The Assessment UI displays all assessment packages for an integration in a sidebar. Clicking on a package will reveal its orders organised by their status.

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Where to Find the Assessment UI

The Assessment UI is located within individual integration pages in the Kombo dashboard:
  1. Go to Integrations: Navigate to the Integrations page in your dashboard.
  2. Select an Integration: Click on any connected assessment integration.
  3. Access Assessment UI: Click the “Assessment UI” tab in the integration interface.

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Sandbox Integration

The sandbox integration is built on top of the Assessment UI, and it aims to speed up your development by testing Kombo’s Assessment API end-to-end without needing access to a real ATS.
Use the Assessment Sandbox as your primary development environment to iterate quickly and test the full lifecycle: creating packages, receiving orders via webhooks, and submitting results.

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Development Flow

1

Register webhook configuration

In the Kombo dashboard’s Configuration page, create an Assessment Order Received webhook configuration.
2

Connect the Sandbox

Go to the Kombo dashboard (development environment), create a new integration, and select the Assessment Sandbox.
3

Create packages

Click the “Add Package” button to open the package creation form.
You can also create packages programmatically via the Set Packages endpoint. This is useful when you want to automate your test setup.
4

Trigger orders

Select a package, and click the “Create Order” button to open the order form.
Creating an order triggers the Assessment Order Received webhook, which you should have configured in the dashboard. This is the same webhook you will receive from a real ATS integration, so you can develop your webhook handler against it with confidence.
5

Process order and update result

Once an order is triggered through the UI, your application should receive the new order webhook, process the order, and call the Update Order Result endpoint to submit the result.
6

Inspect the result

After the result is submitted, open the order’s details drawer to verify the result looks correct.