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See who's signing.
And who's stalling.

Sigi tracks each signer: when they opened, time spent, pages viewed. AI predicts likelihood and flags 24-hour stalls.

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How it works

From sent contract to signed deal in 4 steps

Contract goes out, behavior gets tracked, AI predicts likelihood, stalled signers get caught early.

1

Tracking Starts

Contract sent, tracking starts immediately

The moment the contract goes out for signature, Sigi starts tracking. Every signer on the contract gets monitored individually. The team sees activity as it happens rather than wondering whether the document ever reached the right inbox.

  • Sent for Signature
  • Tracking Active
  • Per Signer
  • No Setup
2

Behavior Signals

Behavior signals get captured per signer

When each signer opened the contract, how long they spent reading, which pages they actually viewed, whether they returned for a second look. The behavior signals reveal whether the signer is genuinely engaged with the document or has set it aside.

  • First Open
  • Time Spent
  • Pages Viewed
  • Return Visits
3

AI Likelihood

AI predicts signing likelihood

From the captured behavior, Sigi predicts how likely each signer is to sign. Green means likely, yellow uncertain, red risk of stall. Teams see the prediction with the signals, so they see why each contract sits.

  • Green Likely
  • Yellow Uncertain
  • Red Risk
  • Reasoning Shown
4

Stalled Detection

Stalled signers get flagged after 24 hours

A signer who opened the contract, spent real time reading, and hasn't signed after 24 hours is stalled. Sigi flags them automatically so the team can follow up while the deal is warm, not at quarter end.

  • 24 Hour Threshold
  • Viewed But Unsigned
  • Auto Flagged
  • Follow Up Triggered
Why Teams Choose SIGI

Six reasons sent contracts stop disappearing

With per-signer tracking, AI likelihood prediction, and 24-hour stall detection, the team sees what happens after sending.

Who uses SIGI signing behavior analysis
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Teams seeing every signer's behavior, not waiting in the dark

Built for teams who don’t send contracts and hope.

Sales ops teams chasing close who need visibility into where every deal sits. Founders waiting on signatures who won't wonder if the document was opened. Any team whose revenue depends on signatures.

Every Signer

Tracked

Every 6h

Check Cycle

24h Stall

Detection

AI

Likelihood

Tracking Layer

Opens, time spent, pages viewed per signer

Every signer gets tracked individually. When they opened, how long they spent, which pages they viewed, whether they returned. The signals reveal whether the signer is engaged or has set the document aside.

Features

Everything the tracking layer ships with

Per-signer open tracking, time spent, pages viewed, AI signing likelihood, stall detection, background checks.

Per Signer Open Tracking

Every signer gets tracked individually from the moment the document is sent. The team sees who opened, who hasn't, and exactly when each first engaged.

Time Spent Per Signer

How long each signer spent in the document gets captured precisely. Thirty seconds versus twenty minutes reveal different signals.

Pages Viewed Tracking

Which pages each signer viewed gets recorded. A signer returning to a page repeatedly reveals where the hesitation lives.

AI Signing Likelihood Prediction

From the captured signals, AI predicts how likely each signer is to sign: green, yellow, or red with reasoning shown.

Stalled Signer Detection

Signers who opened the contract but haven't signed after 24 hours get flagged automatically, while the deal is still warm.

Background Checks Every 6 Hours

The check cycle runs every 6 hours with no one refreshing a dashboard. Stalled signers surface the moment they qualify.

Questions & answers

Everything you need to know

What gets tracked, how AI prediction works, what counts as stalled, and the 6-hour cycle.

What signals get tracked?

Every interaction each signer has with the contract. First open time, total time spent inside the document, which specific pages were viewed, whether the signer returned for additional reads, how long each visit lasted. The signals are captured per signer rather than aggregated across the whole contract, so the team sees each individual's engagement separately.