Proposal analytics
Once a proposal has been shared, Analytics in the editor shows how it was actually read. This is the part a PDF attachment cannot tell you.
What is measured
Section titled “What is measured”| Metric | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Opens | How many times the shared page was opened |
| Sessions | Distinct visits, rather than raw page loads |
| Active time | Time with the page actually in front of someone, not merely open in a tab |
| Max scroll | How far down the proposal the reader got |
| Time per section | Which sections held attention and which were skimmed |
| Last viewed | When it was last opened |
Clicks are tracked by kind: the accept button, an external link, and a PDF download.
Per recipient
Section titled “Per recipient”When a proposal was emailed to several people, the figures break down per recipient — opens, last viewed and active time for each. That is usually the more useful view: it tells you whether the person who actually decides has read it yet.
Before anything is shared
Section titled “Before anything is shared”Analytics stays empty until the proposal has been shared or sent. There is nothing to measure on a private draft, and the panel says so rather than showing zeros.
Privacy
Section titled “Privacy”Engagement is measured anonymously and without cookies, and only non-bot sessions count — link scanners in mail clients and security tools do not turn into phantom opens. The result is fewer, more honest numbers: an open in Pural is closer to a person than an open in a typical email tracker.
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The same content as plain text, for an AI assistant to read.