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The Analytics tab is the aggregate view of an NDA: who signed it, and how the signatures accumulated. It appears once the NDA is published.

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What the analytics show

The tab has two halves.

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Signatures

Signatures over time charts the daily count, so you can see whether a share landed or a reminder worked. Document versions only appears when signatures span more than one revision. Normally every signature carries the same content hash, because the agreement freezes at publish. More than one bucket means the terms changed under people who had already signed, which is worth knowing about.

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Signers

The second half is the same audience breakdown you get on a survey or a playtest roster: countries, platforms, player types, genre preferences, and Steam and Discord coverage. It reads from the NDA’s player group, so it describes the people who signed rather than the signatures themselves.

Signatures

The row-level ledger behind these numbers.

Player insights

Where the audience breakdown comes from.

The agreement

Why revision coverage is usually one bucket.

NDA link

Getting more people to the agreement.