Company dashboard

Learn how to use the NUWE company portal.

Welcome to the NUWE Company Portal. In this space, you can consult the information of users who have participated or are participating in the challenges you have contracted through our platform. You will not only have access to their results, but also all the necessary data to decide whether to accept or reject each programmer. Additionally, you can filter this information and download it in PDF or CSV format for use in other tools. If you need help or support, you can contact us on support@nuwe.io.

Next, we will explain in more detail each of the parts that make up this portal.

Sign Up

To register, it is necessary that our sales team has previously contacted you requesting your email to provide you access to the Demo or your own company account. Once you receive confirmation from our team, you should go to this link. This link will redirect you to the screen shown below:

You will need to click on the "Sign In" button located at the top right of the screen. Then, a pop-up will appear. In this pop-up, you should click on "Sign Up".

Once you are here, the pop-up will change and you will need to enter the email address you gave to the sales team and set a password that meets the criteria shown in the image. After clicking continue, it will ask if you authorize the application to give you access to the company portal. You must accept.

With this, you will receive an email at the account you have provided us, requesting that you validate your account. You will need to access the email and validate it.

Now your account will be verified, and you can return to https://nuwe.io/company to access your account.

Log in

Once you are registered in the system, you can always access to the company portal by clicking on "Sign In" at NUWE. If you have not yet logged in, the main screen will offer you the option to do so.

Once you have clicked in the "Sign In" button, the following popup will appear. In this popup, enter the email address and password that a member of our team has provided you. Finally, click on the "Continue" button to access the portal.

Dashboard

The first image you will see when entering the company portal is the dashboard displaying all the challenges assigned to you. If you don’t have any challenges or if any of the ones you’ve contracted are missing, please contact support@nuwe.io.

Each card represents a challenge. As shown in the image, the challenges have been filtered to display those that assess Java technology. On each card, you can see the challenge’s difficulty level, the estimated resolution time, a brief description of what the challenge entails, and a progress bar. The blue color on the bar indicates the number of people currently working on the challenge, while the green color represents the number of people who have completed and submitted it.

When you click on any of the cards, you will be able to see the submission data for each participant. As you can see, at the top there is a summary of what is evaluated in the challenge: the role being assessed, the technologies being evaluated, the difficulty level, the estimated resolution time, and the link you need to send to candidates or employees for them to complete the challenge.

In the users table, you will be able to see the following data:

1. Rank: The order of the users in the table. Users are sorted from highest to lowest score. The user in 'Top 1' is the one who has scored the most points at the end of the challenge. Users who have not yet submitted are at the end of the table.
2. Name: The first and last names of the users.
3. Email: The email of the users.
4. Score: This field shows the percentage of the solution that is correctly developed and, therefore, the percentage of the score that has been achieved.
   1. "Pass" or "Don't pass", depending on whether the user achieved the required score to pass the test.
   2. A clock emoji may appear next to this tag, indicating that the user exceeded the expected resolution time.
5. Status: This field allows you to modify the status of each user, which not only facilitates the user selection process for the next phase or their rejection. This functionality helps to efficiently manage the results of the challenges and optimize both the selection processes and internal performance evaluation.
6. Completed in: The time it took them to complete the challenge. It is the difference between "End Date" and "Start Date".
7. Submission: The date and time they completed the challenge.

Additionally, if you scroll down, you can access the "Interview Questions" section, which can be useful if you are using the platform to interview a user, providing guidance on what to ask.

If you click on any of the participants, a more detailed view of their solution will appear.

On the screen, you will first see the participant's profile information along with the buttons "Download PDF Report" and "Download Solution."

• The "Download PDF Report" button allows you to download a PDF containing the user's report, including the same data displayed in the summary above: the user's ranking, percentage score, resolution time, task scores, code quality, and challenge details.
• The "Download Solution" button lets you download the repository created by the user for a more detailed review.