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Track a request

Track a request — demo with a real signature (1 min 40)Real demo — Salesforce org + Yousign sandbox · Watch on YouTube

Three places to track your signature requests, from most local to most global.

On the record — Status component

The TrueSign Status component on a record page shows every request tied to it: status, signers, progress bar ("2 / 3 signers"), send and signing dates, and each request's audit log. It also hosts the actions (resend, correct, cancel, refresh).

On your home page — "My sends" dashboard

The TrueSign Dashboard widget (added to the Lightning Home by your administrator) lists your requests with:

  • quick filters: Ongoing / Completed / Expired / Cancelled / Declined;
  • pagination and column sorting (send date by default, status, document, progress);
  • one-click navigation to the linked record.

Org-wide — Envelopes and Status tabs

In the TrueSign app:

  • TrueSign Envelopes — every request in the org, filterable (my sends, status, object, date range), with inline actions;
  • TrueSign Status — summary view: counters per status, 30-day activity, alerts on requests expiring within 3 days.

Understanding statuses

StatusMeaning
DraftCreated, emails not sent yet
PendingApprovalAwaiting internal approval — nothing has gone out yet (approval workflow)
ApprovedInternally approved — the actual send fires
OngoingSent, awaiting signatures
DoneEveryone signed — the signed PDF is attached to the record
ExpiredDeadline passed without full signature
CancelledCancelled from Salesforce
DeclinedA signer declined (with or without a reason)
RejectedRejected by an approver — reason traced, signers never solicited (approval workflow)

Each signer additionally has an individual status: Pending → Email opened → Document viewed → Signed (or Declined). An approver moves to Approved or Rejected instead.

Real time or manual?

If the webhook is configured, statuses update in real time — and so does the interface: the components subscribe to status changes and refresh themselves the moment a signature lands, without reloading the page or polling the server.

Without the webhook — or in doubt — the Refresh button forces synchronization with Yousign and confirms with a "Status updated" toast.