Every signing metric.
In one dashboard.

The three numbers that matter most for signing operations. Total documents sent for signing shows how much volume the team has put through the platform. Active deals in progress shows how many contracts are currently somewhere between sent and completed. Completion rate shows what percentage of sent documents actually finish signing. Together these three numbers give the operational picture at a glance, updated in real time so the dashboard reflects what's actually happening right now.

Filter by any dimension that matters operationally. Contract type, signing status, date range, specific signer, template used, sender, completion state. Multiple filters can be combined to answer narrow questions, like all vendor contracts sent in the last 60 days that are still pending signature. The filtered results show in seconds, so questions get answered in real time rather than queued for a custom report.

Signing volume across three time windows. The 7 day view catches week over week changes that might signal an immediate operational issue. The 30 day view shows monthly patterns and seasonal effects. The 90 day view shows quarterly velocity and longer term trends. Together the three windows give the team three different temporal lenses on the same operation, so changes can be spotted at the right time scale rather than missed in noise or buried in long term averages.

Failed access attempts are an early warning sign of security concerns. Somebody trying to access contracts they should not, signers receiving invitations they cannot authenticate against, or systems probing for vulnerabilities all produce failed access events. Tracking these surfaces patterns that need investigation. A single failed attempt might be a typo, but a series of failed attempts from one source is worth a closer look before a real security issue develops.

Every meaningful action across the platform. Documents sent, contracts signed, templates created or edited, approvals given or denied, user logins, settings changes. Each entry includes the who, what, when, and from where. Search filters down to specific actions or specific users or specific time windows. The logs make it possible to investigate any operational question by going back to what actually happened rather than reconstructing from memory.

Any report can be exported with one click. The export captures all the data shown in the report along with full detail behind the surface numbers. The output is a standard spreadsheet file the team can open in any spreadsheet tool they already use. From there the data can be sorted, charted, combined with other data, or shared. The export gives the team flexibility to do analysis the dashboard does not natively support rather than forcing every question through one interface.