SignEnvoy

Privacy

SignEnvoy measures its own product with its own database, and nothing else. This page says what is collected, why, and what is deliberately not stored. Formal policy documents arrive before general availability; the practices below are current.

This website

This site uses no analytics, no tracking, and sets no cookies. If you arrive through a link that carries campaign tags in the address, those tags are passed along when you follow a signup link, and the app stores them with your signup in a first-party cookie. Nothing about your visit here is recorded per visitor.

The rules the product follows

What is stored, and why

What Why Kept for
When your workspace first sealed a document To see whether onboarding works The life of the workspace
When an API key first succeeded To see whether the developer quickstart works The life of the key
Signing-step timestamps and a coarse device class per recipient To find where signers get stuck Until pruned; carries no identity beyond an internal reference
Decline reasons a signer chooses to give To review what makes signing hard Until pruned
Error counts by day and page To see which failures people actually hit Aggregate totals, kept indefinitely
Signup-page view counts by day To see where people stop before signing up Aggregate totals, kept indefinitely
Daily totals of muted notifications To stop mailing people things they mute Aggregate totals, kept indefinitely
Plan changes, with the reason To understand upgrades and the monthly cap Part of the account's audit record

What is deliberately not stored

The signing record is separate

A signed document's audit trail is legal evidence, not a measurement. It records each signer's IP address and browser inside the sealed system of record, and discloses exactly that on the document's Certificate of Completion. It is retained as part of the document's evidence, permanently.

Questions about any of this: support@signenvoy.com.