Overview

The transfer runs as an import: ClassCheck fetches the results from ClassTests while you are signed in to ClassCheck. There are two ways in — both lead to the same import page:

• From ClassCheck: open the subject → toolbar → “ClassTests import”.
• From ClassTests: after grading or releasing an exam, click “Import into ClassCheck” — the exam is then already selected.

Connect ClassTests (once)

1. In ClassTests → Profile → ClassCheck connection → “Create new token”. Copy the token (it is shown only once).
2. In ClassCheck → Settings → “Connect ClassTests” → paste the token and click “Connect and test”.

The token allows only read access to your exams and results, is stored encrypted, and can be revoked in ClassTests at any time. The connection stays in place — you set it up only once.

Run an import

1. Open the import page (the “ClassTests import” button in the subject toolbar, or the link from ClassTests).
2. Choose the exam and the target subject → “Load”. (When you come from ClassTests the exam is already set — you only choose the target subject.)
3. Students are matched automatically by name. Correct a spelling variant in the dropdown, or “skip” a row. Known matches are remembered.
4. Check the column name and type (suggested from the exam scheme, and you can change it) → “Import”.

ClassCheck adds a new grade column and enters the values. In ClassTests the exam then gets a ✓ (transferred).

Dashboard notice

Once an exam is released in ClassTests and that subject also exists in ClassCheck, your ClassCheck dashboard shows a notice: “N new exams from ClassTests can be imported”. Expand it to see a table (exam, date, count, target subject) with “Import” on each row. “Ignore” hides an exam you do not want to take over (or that you already entered by hand) — that does not change anything in ClassTests.

Which value is transferred?

The column type follows the exam’s grading scheme — you can change it before import:

ClassTests scheme	ClassCheck column	Value
Points	Points (with a maximum)	points scored
Grade	Exam / class test (grade scale)	grade
Percent / mixed	Exam (percent)	percentage

Shared subjects and encryption

Import works for subjects you own and for subjects where you are an accepted collaborator with edit rights — provided you also have the exam in ClassTests (as owner or through a share) and your own ClassTests connection.

End-to-end encrypted subjects are supported too: the values are then encrypted in your browser (unlock the vault) when you confirm the import. For subjects that are not encrypted, the server writes the values directly.