What is an AI assessment template?

A template is an assessment you build once and reuse. It holds the questions, their type, any scoring you attached, the order they are asked in and the branching between them. The AI drafts the questions for the specialization you work in and suggests where marks belong; you keep, rewrite or discard each one. Once it is saved, the next client starts from a finished assessment rather than a blank page.

Does Scorvia give me ready-made templates for my field?

Not pre-written ones you download. What you get is the AI drafting questions in your specialization's language the moment you name it, which is the same head start without the generic wording. You edit that draft into your own assessment and save it as a template. From then on the library is yours, written the way you write, not a set of files somebody else wrote for a coach in general.

Do I have to build the first assessment myself?

You have to review it. The AI drafts the question set, but every question is yours to keep, rewrite, reorder or throw out, and nothing is added to your assessment on its own. Budget real time for the first one in each specialization - an evening rather than five minutes. That is the whole trade this feature makes: the first build costs you, every one after it does not.

Can the AI suggest scoring as well as questions?

Yes, on the question types that can carry a mark. Multiple choice and true/false options can each be given a score, and a multi-select question sums the marks of everything the client picked. Open text is never scored, because a paragraph is not a number. You can accept the suggested marks, change the weighting, or leave a question unscored entirely.

Can I control the order the questions are asked in?

Yes. Drag and drop to reorder, and the sequence you set is the sequence the client sees. Order matters more than most people expect in an assessment - an easy factual question first, the one that needs thought once they have settled, and anything sensitive after you have earned a little trust. The template keeps whatever order you set.

What is conditional branching, and when is it worth using?

Branching means a multiple-choice or true/false answer sends the client down a different path, so people who answer differently get different follow-up questions. It is worth using whenever your assessment currently asks everyone a question that only applies to half of them. A twelve-question assessment that adapts tells you more than a forty-question one that does not, and people actually finish it.

Are my templates used to train an AI model?

No. The questions you write, the assessments you build and the templates you save belong to your practice and are private to your account. They are never shared between accounts and never sold on. The only thing the system keeps is which suggestions you kept and which you dismissed, so the next draft reads a little more like your own writing. That is a preference signal, not a training set.

AI Assessment Templates for Coaches and Trainers

Features

Start free

14-day trial, no card
Drafted to your specialization
Scoring, order and branching saved
No model trained on your content

What a template holds

01
The questions
02
The question type
03
Multi-select where you allowed it
04
The scoring
05
The order
06
The branching

Build once, reuse it
Drafted to your specialization
Suggested scoring
The order you set
Conditional branching

No pre-written downloads
No psychometric norms
No percentile bands
No public quiz links
No 360-degree feedback
No model trained on your content

The trade

The build

01
Name your specialization
Set your industry and the specializations you work in. The specialization is what the AI writes to, so a stress management assessment reads differently from a wealth management one.
02
Let the AI draft the questions
A full set arrives written in that field's vocabulary. Keep the good ones, rewrite the ones that are close, delete the rest. Nothing is added to your assessment on its own.
03
Add or adjust the scoring
Put marks on multiple-choice and true/false options, or take the marks the AI suggested and change the weighting. Multi-select questions sum their marks. Open text stays unscored.
04
Set the sequence
Drag and drop the questions into the order you want them asked. Something easy first, the question that needs thought once the client has settled, anything sensitive later.
05
Add conditional branching
Send a multiple-choice or true/false answer down a different path so clients who answer differently get different follow-up questions.
06
Preview, then save as a template
Read the whole set back with its scoring and branching laid out, fix what reads wrong, and save it. The next client starts from the finished assessment.

The contents

The six things saved together when an assessment is saved as a template in Scorvia, and why each one matters
What is saved	Why it matters
The questions	In your wording, not the AI's first draft - whatever you edited them into.
The question type	Multiple choice, true/false or open text, set per question and mixed freely in one assessment.
Multi-select where you allowed it	A multiple-choice question can take more than one answer when the question deserves it.
The scoring	The mark on each option, and the weighting between them.
The order	The exact sequence you dragged the questions into.
The branching	Which answers send a client down which path.

The set

The three question types a Scorvia assessment template can hold, what each one is for, and whether it can be scored
Type	Use it for	Scored?
Multiple choice	Anything you want to compare across clients or across time. Allow more than one answer where a single choice would be a lie.	Yes, per option, and multi-select sums the marks
True / false	Clean factual checks, and the cleanest branch triggers.	Yes, per option
Open text	Anything where the example is the point: describe a time when, walk me through what happened.	No

Building the assessment itself? The AI assessment builder covers all four question types, video included.

Marks

The order

The path

Over time

Straight answers

No pre-written template downloads.
There is no library of generic assessments written by somebody else. The AI drafts to your specialization and you edit - that is the head start, and it is a better one, but if you wanted a PDF to fill in, this is not that.
No norm-referenced psychometric scoring.
Questions can be scored and the scoring travels with the template, but there are no validated norms or percentile bands. Scorvia is not a substitute for a licensed instrument.
No public quiz links or lead-capture forms.
Templates are assigned to clients you have invited, not published to anonymous visitors. If you need a quiz funnel on your website, you need a different tool.
No 360-degree or multi-rater feedback.
An assessment goes from you to a client. There is no way to collect ratings about one person from their manager and peers and aggregate them.

Yours

Questions

Last updated 15 September 2026. Reviewed by Ankush Tarika, Marketing Head.

Start free

Full walkthrough on features, or see pricing.

AI-DrivenAssessment Templates

The first one costs you an evening. The rest cost minutes.

How a template gets built

Name your specialization

Let the AI draft the questions

Add or adjust the scoring

Set the sequence

Add conditional branching

Preview, then save as a template

What a template holds

Three question types, and what each one is for

How the AI suggests scoring

Sequence: the order you set is the order they get

Branching: a shorter assessment that asks better questions

What you have after six months

What this does not do

No pre-written template downloads.

No norm-referenced psychometric scoring.

No public quiz links or lead-capture forms.

No 360-degree or multi-rater feedback.

Your templates stay yours

Common questions