Session replay

A recording of a visitor's interaction with a document — scroll position, page navigation, time per page — replayable as a timeline.

Session replay (in the context of document analytics) captures a visitor's interaction with a shared document as a structured timeline: when they arrived, which pages they viewed in what order, how long they spent on each page, where they scrolled, and when they re-visited.

Unlike web-style session replay tools (FullStory, Hotjar) that record raw browser events, document session replay is structured around the document — making it lightweight, privacy-respecting (no keystroke or form-field capture), and useful for sales follow-ups.

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Document analytics

Per-page tracking of dwell time, scroll depth, and re-reads on shared documents — telling senders which content actually got attention.

Audit trail

An immutable log of every action (view, edit, sign, share) on a document or workspace, exportable as CSV or streamed to a SIEM.

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