Neo is a fully redesigned assessment delivery experience for candidates and students, built to work consistently across devices, environments and accessibility needs. Already available on request to existing Cirrus Assessment platform customers, it will make its first public appearance at Learning Technologies London 2026 on 29–30 April.
“Organisations are demanding more from assessment than ever before, using it to evidence competency, demonstrate compliance and show that learning is sticking,” said Jeroen Fransen, Head of Product at Cirrus Assessment. “When the result matters, the delivery has to be beyond question. Neo is built for exactly that level of expectation: modern, flexible, reliable and consistent whether an employee is at a desk or working in the field.”
Neo is designed to remove every obstacle between an employee and a well-delivered assessment.
Its modern interface is fully responsive across desktop, tablet and mobile, giving organisations the flexibility to deliver assessments where and how it suits them. Accessibility is built in from the outset, supporting a wider range of employees without additional configuration. For teams working in the field or in locations where connectivity is unreliable, offline support keeps assessments running without interruption. Finally, dark mode is a small but welcome addition for anyone sitting a longer assessment.
The Cirrus Assessment team will be at Stand J72 throughout the event, showcasing Neo and speaking with organisations looking to strengthen how they design and deliver assessments.
Alongside live demonstrations, visitors can speak with Robert Burns, Head of Business Consulting at Cirrus Assessment, to explore their current approach to assessment and identify practical ways to improve reliability, efficiency and the overall learning experience.
To arrange a meeting or demonstration ahead of the show, visit the booking page.
Visit Cirrus Assessment at Learning Technologies 2026
- Event: Learning Technologies 2026
- Location: ExCeL London
- Stand: J72
