
# Track progress and resolve problems

Use the document sidebar to see who is waiting, who has responded and whether completed-copy delivery needs attention.

## Before you begin

You need permission to read the document. Sending reminders, recalling, voiding or retrying also requires the corresponding document permissions.

## Check recipient progress

1. Open **Documents → All documents**, find the document and open it.
2. Find **Recipients & activity** in the sidebar. On smaller screens, select **Activity** to jump there.
3. In **Recipients**, expand a person to see their stage, response, verification and recent events.
4. Select **View full timeline**, or open **Timeline**, for the combined document and delivery history.
5. Use the recipient filter or **Activity version** to narrow the history. **Refresh activity** updates it manually; an open page also refreshes periodically.

A person waiting for their turn is in a future routing stage. The active stage must finish before their invitation is sent.

## What a visit means

A visit is a PDF visibly displayed in a foreground tab for at least one second. Sender previews are excluded. Link access is recorded separately, including known automated checks. A visit records use of a recipient link, not proof of who read it or why they have not responded.

Completed-copy visits and download requests are separate from signing visits. A download request does not prove that the file was saved. Earlier access records cannot establish PDF display. Times in the sidebar use your browser's time zone; completion-record times use UTC.

## Find what needs your attention

**What needs you** collects your review/signing requests, requested changes and recoverable failures. It may suggest reviewing a follow-up for an active recipient whose invitation has waited for the configured reminder interval. That suggestion does not send an email by itself.

**Insights** shows counts from accessible documents and can explain supported patterns with AI. Viewing alone cannot establish a recipient's intent or explain a delay.

## Correct a document after sending

1. If a recipient requested changes, open the document and prepare its revised version.
2. Correct generated content or upload a replacement PDF.
3. Recheck recipients and fields, then send the new version.

Fresh approvals and signatures are required. Previous versions remain available internally; their old links cannot act on the new version. For an active workflow you need to stop, use **Recall** and read the confirmation first.

## Recover a failure

- **Final PDF preparation failed:** retry from the document's error panel. Recorded signatures stay preserved; completion is reported only after the files are durably stored.
- **Email delivery failed:** retry delivery. This is separate from signing and does not require another signature.
- **Activity is unavailable:** try refreshing. Activity tracking is separate from the approval/signature action.

**Void** records a later event and preserves an already completed PDF. It does not rewrite that file. Read the confirmation before continuing.

## Next steps

[Review the completed file and its integrity record](compliance.md), or [adjust routing and reminder defaults](branding.md).
