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Signature History Report

Learn how to generate and customize signature history reports.

Updated over a month ago

Overview

The Signature History report provides detailed information about document signatures across your portfolio. You can generate the report for the entire portfolio or apply filters to focus on specific properties, deals, or documents.


Key benefits / use cases

  • Track signature activity for all documents in your portfolio.

  • Filter by property, deal, or document name for targeted insights.

  • Analyze signature details such as signee type, status, and dates.

  • Export data for compliance or reporting purposes.


How to use the Signature History report


Apply filters

You can generate a signature history report for:

  • Entire portfolio

  • Specific property

  • Deal/tenant name

  • Document name

More filters include:

  • Status

  • Signee name

  • Action by

  • Last modified


Report details

The report displays:

  • Document name

  • Signee type

  • Signee name

  • Signee email

  • Status

  • Date

  • Action by

  • Tenant

  • Deal

  • Deal type

  • Stage and substage

  • Property


Export options

You can export the report in multiple formats:

  • Excel

  • CSV

  • PDF


Steps to export

  1. Apply the desired filters to customize your report.

  2. Click the black box icon on the right side of the screen.

  3. Select or deselect columns to include in your export.

  4. Choose your preferred export format (Excel, CSV, or PDF).


Tip: Use column selection to create a clean, relevant report before exporting.


FAQs

Can I filter by signee name or status?

Yes. You can filter by Signee name, Status, and other attributes under More filters.

What data does the Signature History report include?

It includes document details, signee type and name, email, status, date, action by, tenant, deal, deal type, stage, substage, and property.

Can I export the report?

Yes. You can export the report in Excel, CSV, or PDF formats.

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