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A challenge

A challenge’s page is where you answer its cards and, once you’ve both finished, see how each of you did. Open it by clicking its row on your challenges. A challenge you just sent opens here by itself. See challenges for the idea.

A finished challenge

Section titled “A finished challenge”

A sales engineer at ACME challenged a colleague on Security questionnaires before a customer’s call. They both finished, so each sees the other’s answers.

Tom's challenge as Ana sees it: Academy › Challenges › Security questionnaires at the top; a card Tom Weber challenged you, Security questionnaires · 5 cards · sent 8 Oct 2026, You · finished, 4 of 5 right, Tom Weber · finished. You can see each other's answers below., Open the track, and a small map of five hexes, four green and one pink; then a table with Card, You and Tom Weber, each card with a Right or Not quite mark and the answer given.Tom's challenge as Ana sees it: Academy › Challenges › Security questionnaires at the top; a card Tom Weber challenged you, Security questionnaires · 5 cards · sent 8 Oct 2026, You · finished, 4 of 5 right, Tom Weber · finished. You can see each other's answers below., Open the track, and a small map of five hexes, four green and one pink; then a table with Card, You and Tom Weber, each card with a Right or Not quite mark and the answer given.
  1. Click Challenges to go back to the list.
  2. Tom Weber challenged you names who challenged whom. On a challenge you sent, it says You challenged and their name. Under it, what it’s on, how many cards and when it was sent.
  3. How you did, here You · finished, 4 of 5 right, or how many you’ve answered so far. Under it, whether the other person has finished.
  4. Open the track. Opens the track you saved from this challenge. Before you save one, the button is Save as a track (see Save as a track).
  5. The challenge’s small map. It shows the spots its cards come from, by Landscape group, each coloured by your answer. Green is right, amber partly right and pink not quite, and a spot stays plain until you answer. The table below names each spot.
  6. Each card with both answers shows the spot and its question, your answer and theirs. Each is marked Right, Partly right or Not quite.

Until both of you have finished, the other’s column says “Hidden until you’ve both finished”.

Answering a challenge

Section titled “Answering a challenge”

In the picture, someone in support at ACME was challenged on Access request and Approver and hasn’t started, so the page opens on the first card.

Ana's challenge as Ines sees it: Ana Ruiz challenged you, Access request and Approver · 4 cards · sent 12 Oct 2026, You · 0 of 4 answered, Ana Ruiz · finished. Their answers show when you finish too., a small map of four plain hexes; then the card Access request, Choose one, 1 of 4, Who grants or turns down an access request?, the options Entra ID, An approver, The person who asked and notifier, and Check.Ana's challenge as Ines sees it: Ana Ruiz challenged you, Access request and Approver · 4 cards · sent 12 Oct 2026, You · 0 of 4 answered, Ana Ruiz · finished. Their answers show when you finish too., a small map of four plain hexes; then the card Access request, Choose one, 1 of 4, Who grants or turns down an access request?, the options Entra ID, An approver, The person who asked and notifier, and Check.
  1. Ana Ruiz challenged you, with what it’s on, how many cards, and when.
  2. You · 0 of 4 answered, with how far you got.
  3. The small map, plain until you answer.
  4. The card shows its spot, its kind and which card this is, 1 of 4.
  5. Your answer. The options to choose from, a gap to fill, or a box to write in, as in practice.
  6. Check. Shows if your answer is right, once you’ve given one.

A challenge doesn’t ask how sure you are, because it doesn’t touch your practice. Your answers stay in the challenge, and your practice and your map are as they were.

Ines's card with An approver chosen and Check ready to press.Ines's card with An approver chosen and Check ready to press.

Check shows how you did, as in practice. Click Next for another card, or Finish on the last. The table then hides their answers until they’ve finished too. Your answers can’t be changed once checked.

When you finish, the challenge’s task leaves your Inbox. Whoever finished first gets word in their Inbox when the other finishes.

Save as a track

Section titled “Save as a track”

Once you’ve finished, Save as a track builds your own track from the challenge’s spots and opens it. Each player keeps it for themselves. The sales engineer still sees Save as a track on the same challenge, where their colleague, who saved it, sees Open the track.

The same challenge as Tom sees it: You challenged Ana Ruiz, You · finished, 4 of 5 right, Ana Ruiz · finished. You can see each other's answers below., the button Save as a track, and the small map.The same challenge as Tom sees it: You challenged Ana Ruiz, You · finished, 4 of 5 right, Ana Ruiz · finished. You can see each other's answers below., the button Save as a track, and the small map.
  1. Save as a track.

Access

Section titled “Access”

Only the two players. You see your own answers as you go, and theirs once you’ve both finished. Nothing is kept on anyone’s profile.

Next

Section titled “Next”