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Document analytics

Document analytics built to show real interest.

See exactly who opened your document, how long they spent on each page, and whether they came back for another look, not just whether the email got read.

One document, one record

See the session behind the number.

RoundOS keeps page attention, repeat visits and recipient identity together, so a document is not reduced to one anonymous view count.

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Series A deck.pdfCurrent version · shared through 4 active links
Session active
ActivityPage analytics · 12Versions · 3Links · 4Questions · 2
38Page views
7Sessions
67%Completion
3:42Average session

Time on page

Across identified and anonymous sessions
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Page 7 · Unit economics7 views · 4 viewers · longest look in this document
2:18
A click is not attention

A read receipt tells you a message loaded. It doesn't tell you what happened after.

Email read receipts tell you a message loaded. A generic view counter tells you a link got clicked. Neither tells you what held attention, where it stopped, or whether the person came back a week later.

01 · Email

Message loaded

Often triggered by an image proxy. It cannot tell you whether the attachment was read.

02 · Basic link

File clicked

One timestamp, detached from the pages that changed the conversation.

03 · RoundOS

Session understood

Identity when known, page dwell, returns, completion and forwarding stay in one record.

A reader returns through the same document in several distinct sessions
What RoundOS tracks

Four kinds of evidence. One document record.

The point is not more metrics. It is enough context to understand what the person on the other end did.

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Named when the link is attributable

Recipient-specific links and email verification keep sessions tied to a person. Unknown sessions stay honestly anonymous.

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A session timeline, not one timestamp

See when it started, how long it lasted and whether the same reader returned days later.

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Page-level depth

See which page held attention, which was skipped and where reading stopped.

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Forwarding detection

A new recipient becomes a separate forwarded session instead of being folded into the original reader.

Same deck, different follow-up

Two sessions. Two different decisions.

Aggregate analytics hide the useful part. RoundOS lets you read each session in context.

MC
Maya ChenNorthshore Ventures · third visit
4:12Total time
2:18Page 7
8/12Pages seen

The unit economics slide became the center of attention. Follow up on the model.

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Jonas LeeArc Partners · first visit
1:30Total time
0:16Longest page
12/12Pages seen

The deck was read end to end at scanning speed. Do not pretend that is the same signal.

From evidence to work

Operator carries the signal into the next move.

RoundOS Data Room and Operator share the same deal context. Operator can turn a page-level signal into a ranked next move and a drafted follow-up, with the evidence attached.

01 · Data Room signalUnit economics reopened three times

Maya returned to page 7 after six quiet days.

02 · Round contextPartner meeting in four days

The last email is still unanswered.

03 · Operator moveSend the updated retention view today

Drafted from the page that changed the conversation.

Compared honestly

RoundOS vs. an email open and a link click.

EvidenceEmail receiptBasic file linkRoundOS
Reader identityUsually unknownLink-levelNamed or honestly anonymous
Repeat sessionsNoSometimes countedSeparate timeline
Page-level dwellNoRarelyPer page and per session
After a new versionDetachedVariesHistory stays with the document
What happens nextYou guessYou inspect a reportOperator can prepare the move
Questions

Document analytics, answered.

01Does this work only for pitch decks?

No. The same analytics work for proposals, board packs, diligence materials and the other documents you share through a RoundOS room.

02Can I see analytics without adding friction for the recipient?

Yes. The recipient opens the same tracked room or document link. There is no extra analytics gate; when identity matters, you can use a recipient-specific link or require email verification.

03What happens if someone forwards the link?

RoundOS records the new reader as a separate forwarded session rather than silently crediting that activity to the original recipient.

04Does this require setup per document?

No. Analytics begin automatically when a document is opened through a tracked RoundOS link.

05How is this different from DocSend or Papermark?

The tracking itself is familiar. The difference is what happens next: the same signal can feed the Operator and become a prepared follow-up instead of remaining a report.

One named reader emerges from a field of document activity
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