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Every

Every action logged.
Never edited, never lost.

Every document event is logged permanently with action, time, network address, device, and location. Add only.

Every
How It Works

From document event to proof that holds up in 4 steps

Every event logs to the audit trail with full context, entries can only be added, fingerprinting catches tampering.

1

Every Event Logged

Every document event logs to the audit trail

Seven event types are captured automatically. Created, sent, viewed, signed, declined, field filled, completed. No manual logging, no missed events, no gaps. Every action is recorded from intake to completion.

  • 7 Event Types
  • Auto Captured
  • No Gaps
  • Real Time
2

Full Context

Each entry captures full context

Every event records the action type, the time, the network address, the device, and the location. The full context behind each action lives in one entry, so reviews see who did what, when, from where, and on what device.

  • Action · Time
  • Network · Device · Location
  • One Universal Time
  • Complete Picture
3

Add Only

Entries added, never updated or deleted

The audit trail is permanent by design. Entries can be added but never modified or removed. Even administrators cannot edit a logged event, so the trail tells the actual story. 90 day retention with automatic cleanup.

  • Add Only
  • Never Updated
  • Never Deleted
  • 90 Day Retention
4

Tamper Detection

Document fingerprinting catches tampering

When a document gets signed, the platform creates a unique fingerprint based on the exact contents and stores it alongside. Any later change, even a single character, produces a different fingerprint, revealing tampering.

  • Document Fingerprint
  • Stored At Signing
  • Tamper Detection
  • Instant Verification
Why Teams Choose SIGI

Six reasons the audit trail actually holds up

Every event captured, full context per entry, add only permanence, server side time, fingerprinting, 90 day retention.

Who uses SIGI immutable audit trail
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Teams whose audit trail holds up in legal review and dispute

Built for teams whose audit defence cannot rely on email screenshots and patched together logs

Compliance teams needing solid evidence on every contract action. Legal operations needing tamper proof records that hold up in disputes. In-house counsel preparing for audits. Risk and security teams checking platform integrity.

7 Event

Types Logged

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Permanent

Document

Fingerprinting

90 Day

Retention

Event Layer

Every action, time, network, device, location

Seven event types captured automatically. Each entry records the action, the time on one universal reference, the network address, the device, and the location, all in one entry rather than scattered across logs.

Features

Everything the audit layer ships with

Seven event types logged, full context per entry, server side time stamping, add only permanence, fingerprinting.

Seven Event Types Logged

Created, sent, viewed, signed, declined, field filled, completed. Every meaningful action captured automatically. No manual logging, no gaps in the trail.

Full Context Per Entry

Each entry records the action type, the time, the network address, the device, and the location. The full picture behind every action lives in one entry.

Server Side Time Stamping

Every timestamp is captured on the platform's own server using one universal time reference. The server side time ends every time related dispute.

Add Only Permanence

Entries can be added but never changed or deleted. Not by users, administrators, or engineers. The trail is guaranteed to tell the actual story.

Document Fingerprinting

At signing, the platform creates a unique fingerprint based on the exact contents and stores it alongside. Any later change reveals tampering instantly.

90 Day Automatic Retention

90 day retention covers the active audit window. Automatic cleanup keeps the trail current. Audit data can be exported before cleanup for archives.

Questions & Answers

Everything you need to know

Questions about logged events, entry contents, add only, fingerprinting, retention.

Which events get logged?

Seven event types capture every meaningful document action. Created when the document first enters the system. Sent when it goes out for signing. Viewed when a recipient opens it. Signed when a signer completes their signature. Declined when a signer rejects. Field filled when input data gets entered. Completed when the full workflow finishes. Each of these triggers an audit log entry automatically without any manual setup.