Analytics

Know exactly what happens after you send.

Every document you share becomes a source of buyer engagement signals. See who opened it, which pages they returned to, whether new stakeholders joined, and how engagement changes over time so you can make better follow-up decisions.

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DocMetrics document analytics dashboard showing most engaged contacts

Page by page reading data

See how long each person spent on every page.

When someone opens your document a bar chart builds in real time showing their reading time per page. Tall bars mean they read carefully. Short bars mean they skimmed or skipped. Hover over any bar to see a thumbnail of that page and the exact time spent. You see this for every visitor individually — not averaged across everyone.

See how long each person spent on every page.

Visitor identity and history

Know who opened your document, not just that someone did.

Every visitor is identified by their email address — either captured at the gate before they open the link, or matched against your share link settings. You see their first visit, every return visit, total time spent across all sessions, and which pages they came back to. Multiple visits from the same person stack into one profile so you see the full picture of their engagement over time.

Visitor identity and document engagement profile in DocMetrics

Understanding analytics

Reading time tells you how long. This tells you if they understood.

For every page that has a video walkthrough recorded, you see two bars per visitor — their reading time and how much of your explanation they watched. If someone watched your page 4 walkthrough three times you know that page needs a conversation. If they marked every page as clear and answered ready to move forward on the deal intent question, you have additional context before deciding your next conversation.

Document understanding analytics with video walkthrough completion

Deal intelligence

Spot engagement patterns that deserve a follow-up.

DocMetrics highlights engagement patterns such as repeated visits, multiple stakeholders viewing the same document, or prospects returning to pricing and commercial pages. These signals help sales teams identify deals that may deserve attention and decide where to focus their follow-up.

Deal intelligence showing hesitation signals re-reads and dead deal scoring

Real time notifications

Know the moment someone opens your document.

The instant a recipient opens your share link you receive a notification — in your dashboard, by email, and in Slack if connected. The notification includes their email, which document they opened, and what time. If they are viewing right now a live indicator appears on your dashboard. You'll know as soon as someone engages with your document and you never have to guess whether they have seen it yet.

Know the moment someone opens your document.

Signature analytics

Track the entire signing journey, not just the outcome.

For every signature request you see a funnel — how many recipients opened the document, how many scrolled to the signature field, how many started signing, and how many completed it. For each individual signer you see their reading time per page, their video walkthrough completion, and if they declined, the page they were on and the reason they gave.

E-signature analytics funnel showing completion rates

Dashboard overview

Your most engaged contacts, always at the top.

Your dashboard shows the contacts who have spent the most time across all your documents in the last 30 days — ranked by visits, total time, and number of documents viewed. Below that you see your top documents by views, your most recent visits in real time, and your most engaged visitors by engagement score. A single view of document engagement across your pipeline.

DocMetrics dashboard overview showing engaged contacts and document activity

See your own documents come alive.

Upload any PDF and share it. You will see your first analytics within seconds of your recipient opening the link.

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