Our story
Since 2010, Built by People Who Ran Exams
James Carter was a director at an awarding body, leading its move to computer-based assessment and its growth across Eastern Europe, Asia and Australia. In 2010 he founded Eintech to build assessment software that adapts to an organisation's workflow, instead of forcing a rigid process on it.
Sixteen years on, Rogo delivers more than 2.2 million assessments a year, and the people who build it still sit on industry boards, speak at the sector's conferences and run round-table Rogo Days with the clients who use it.
“We kept hitting the same wall: platforms that were clunky to use, oversold on the demo and underwhelming in practice, rigid when we needed to flex. So we built the platform we wished we'd had.”
- 2010
Eintech is founded to advise awarding organisations and training providers.
- 2011
The first version of Rogo launches for training providers.
- 2014
Awarding organisations start running high-stakes exams on Rogo.
- 2015
AIA becomes one of Rogo's earliest awarding body clients.
- 2020
Native remote proctoring launches inside Rogo.
- 2021
More than a million assessments are delivered in a year.
- 2022
Reed in Partnership chooses Rogo for Reed Assessment and invests to own half of Eintech.
- 2024
Eintech is invited to the Association of Test Publishers' Innovation Fast Pitch.
- 2025
With Peridot Partners, Eintech holds the first TPAC, The Professional Assessment Conference.
- 2026
Bring-your-own-AI item generation arrives in Rogo.
The People You Will Work With
James CarterFounder and CEO
Anna-Kate PhelanChief Product Officer
Emma HallStrategic Account Director
Conor SheehanHead of Engineering
Jack HugillBusiness Development Director
Ben BradyHead of Marketing
Rogo Days
Round-table sessions where clients help shape the Rogo roadmap.
TPAC
The Professional Assessment Conference, first held by Eintech and Peridot Partners in 2025.
About TPAC (opens in a new tab)Webinars
Rogo update webinars, and sector sessions such as Accountants and AI.
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