Process History
Increased transparency in signing processes
- Each step can be tracked
- View sent messages
- Makes it easier to maintain an overview and collaborate as a team
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Process History: Track individual steps at a glance
Team collaboration in signature processes helps significantly speed them up. That’s why features like Teamspaces provide the ideal foundation for efficiently managing contract workflows together. The process history is another feature that simplifies processes: here, Teamspace members can keep track of the individual steps in the signature process.
Process History
How to find the Process History
View Processes
Navigate to ‘My Processes’ if you have initiated the signature process, or to ‘Our Processes’ in the corresponding team space. Find the desired process, then click on the three dots to the right of the process.
View Process History
A window will open showing an overview of all steps taken so far in the signing process. The following events are displayed:
- Invitation sent
- Invitation resent
- Signer removed
- Document signed
- Invitation declined
- Process completed
- Process cancelled
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FAQs
Our answers to the most frequently asked questions
Who can view the transaction history?
Why can't I see a transaction history if I signed my document alone?
Is the Process History also available for past processes?
No, the Process History can only be displayed for future signing processes. The necessary data for past processes is not available.
Can the Process History be edited manually?
No, the Process History is a reporting tool that cannot be manually edited. Events are recorded and displayed but cannot be altered.
Is there a maximum number of events that can be displayed?
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