Overview

Beacon is the Begini dashboard used to configure deployments, generate assessment links, review results and monitor activity.

It acts as the operational hub for your Begini setup, allowing your team to manage assessments and understand outputs without needing direct access to underlying integrations.

What Beacon is used for

Beacon supports the full lifecycle of a Begini deployment, from initial setup through to live monitoring.

You can use Beacon to:

• Configure and manage deployments
• Generate assessment links
• Track assessment completion
• Review results and insights
• Monitor usage and activity
• Export data for further analysis

For many teams, Beacon is the primary interface for interacting with Begini.

Key areas of Beacon

While the exact layout may evolve, Beacon is typically structured around a few core areas.

Deployments

Deployments define how Begini is configured for your use case.

Each deployment controls:

• Assessment configuration
• Branding and user experience
• Scoring setup
• Integration behaviour

When generating links or creating sessions, you will select a deployment to ensure the correct setup is applied.

Link Generator

The Link Generator allows you to create assessment sessions without writing code.

From this section, you can:

• Select a deployment
• Generate multiple assessment links
• Assign identifiers to each session
• Download links for distribution

This is the fastest way to start using Begini and is commonly used for testing, pilots and early-stage rollouts.

Assessments and Results

Beacon provides visibility into all completed assessments.

Within this area, you can:

• View individual assessment results
• Review risk scores and insights
• Analyse user behaviour and completion data
• Track assessment status

This allows teams to understand how users are interacting with the assessment and how results are being generated.

Insights and outputs

For each completed assessment, Beacon provides structured outputs that may include:

• Risk score
• Trait-level insights
• Trust or confidence indicators
• Completion time and behavioural signals

These outputs are designed to support internal review and decisioning processes.

Data export

Beacon allows you to export assessment data for use in your own systems or analysis tools.

This can be used to:

• Integrate results into internal workflows
• Perform deeper analysis
• Build internal reporting or dashboards

Exports can be configured based on your deployment and usage.

Monitoring and activity

Beacon also provides visibility into overall activity.

This may include:

• Number of assessments generated
• Completion rates
• Usage trends over time
• Operational performance indicators

This helps teams monitor how Begini is performing in a live environment.

How Beacon fits into your workflow

Beacon can be used in different ways depending on your level of integration.

No-code or early-stage use

• Generate links using the Link Generator
• Distribute them to users
• Review results directly in Beacon

This is the most common starting point.

Integrated workflows

• Use API or webhooks to receive results
• Use Beacon as a monitoring and validation tool
• Review individual cases or investigate behaviour

In this setup, Beacon complements your internal systems rather than replacing them.

Who should use Beacon

Beacon is typically used by:

• Product teams managing the Begini deployment
• Credit or risk teams reviewing results
• Operations teams monitoring activity
• Analysts exporting and reviewing data

It provides a shared interface for both technical and non-technical users.

Best practices

To get the most value from Beacon:

• Ensure deployments are clearly named and organised
• Use consistent identifiers when generating assessment links
• Regularly review results and completion data
• Use exports to support internal analysis