--- title: "Features - PDF Tracking & Reader Analytics" description: "See how far readers get in your PDF: page-by-page reading time, a read-through funnel, and returning readers - with no IP addresses stored." canonical: "https://everypage.co/features" last-updated: "2026-09-04" --- # Features - PDF Tracking & Reader Analytics The specimen catalogue # Every feature, one catalogue. Every capability, set out like a stationer’s specimen sheet — numbered, filed by chapter, and linked to the full spec. Chapter I ## Readership. ### Page tracking & analytics Every page turn timed, every visit logged — how far each reader got, and which pages they went back to. Read the spec → ### Folders & aggregated analytics Group documents by client or campaign and read the totals for the whole set at once. Read the spec → ### Read receipts Let readers confirm receipt — logged right beside how far they read. Read the spec → ### Google Analytics (GA4) Pipe every share-link visit straight into your own GA4 property. Read the spec → § Live UI - Sample data ## The real dashboard The genuine EveryPage readership dashboard, shown here with sample data - not an illustration. Chapter II ## The reading room. ### Flipbook & viewer modes Standard, flipbook, swipe, or magazine — pages that turn in 3D, rendered in-app. Read the spec → ### Magazine mode Two-page spreads that turn like the printed issue — zoom, fullscreen, and thumbnails built in. Read the spec → ### Swipe / story mode Fullscreen story-style reading for phones — a progress bar, tap to advance, pinch to zoom. Read the spec → ### Custom branding & CTA Your colours, logo, and a call-to-action button on every page of the viewer. Read the spec → ### Interactive hotspots Draw clickable areas that open links, jump pages, or play video — each activation counted. Read the spec → ### Reader comments Readers respond on the document itself; you moderate, hide, or re-scope each note. Read the spec → ### Custom domain Share from docs.yourcompany.com — one CNAME, automatic HTTPS, readership intact. Read the spec → Chapter III ## Access & protection. ### Secure sharing Password, right-click and print blocking, and screenshot deterrence in one toggle set. Read the spec → ### Lead capture & email gate Put a form in front of the document and capture every reader by name and email. Read the spec → ### Watermarking Tile each page with the viewer's identity so a leaked copy points back to its source. Read the spec → ### Self-destructing links Give a link a view budget; it deletes itself when the count runs out. Read the spec → Chapter IV ## Distribution & delivery. ### QR codes Turn any document into a scannable QR code for print — separately attributed. Read the spec → ### Dynamic links Swap the file behind a link and every QR and embed serves the new version instantly. Read the spec → ### Invites & distribution lists Send a tracked link to a whole list and see who opened it, by name. Read the spec → ### Webhooks & Slack A signed POST — or a Slack ping — the moment a document is viewed or downloaded. Read the spec → ### Zapier integration Triggers and actions in 7,000+ apps — fire a Zap when a document is read, a lead is captured, or a copy is downloaded. Read the spec → ### WordPress plugin Embed tracked PDFs in posts — flipbook included — share from the Media Library, and read the analytics in wp-admin. Read the spec → ### Make integration Instant triggers and 19 modules for Make (ex-Integromat) scenarios — tracked links with GDPR-friendly analytics, no reader IPs stored. Read the spec → ### n8n node A binary-native community node: PDFs in, tracked links out, HMAC-verified instant triggers — and AI Agent nodes can drive it as a tool. Read the spec → ### Notion embeds Paste a link into Notion and choose Embed — the tracked viewer renders in-page, and every read session syncs as a row into a Notion database. Read the spec → ### AI assistants (MCP) Ask Claude, Cursor or any MCP client to share a PDF and it hands back a tracked link — then tells you who read it and where they stopped. Read the spec → ### Close CRM Every read, download and form fill lands on the matching lead’s timeline in Close as an EveryPage activity, with pages read and time spent. Read the spec → ### Word → PDF Upload a .docx and EveryPage converts it to a clean, fully trackable PDF. Read the spec → ### DocSend → PDF Paste a DocSend link you were sent and get the deck back as a PDF you can keep. Read the spec → ### PowerPoint → PDF Upload a .pptx or .ppt deck and share it as a tracked, slide-by-slide PDF link. Read the spec → Chapter V ## Review & proofing. ### Photo proofing Reviewers pick, maybe, or reject each page; you get a per-page tally and a CSV. Read the spec → ### Annotations Readers draw a box on any page and pin a comment to it; you see every note in one place. Read the spec → ## Sealed & filed **Encrypted at rest** Files are encrypted with AES-256-GCM in a chunked streaming format - tamper, truncation, and reorder evident - and are never held in memory whole, even at the 2GB size cap. **Per-user keys** Each account has its own encryption keys, wrapped by a master key that never touches the database. Anonymous uploads get a fresh single-file key. **No IP addresses** We never store visitor IPs. Readers are identified by a salted one-way hash, countries are derived in-flight, and the address is discarded - analytics without surveillance. **Expiry you control** Set any link to expire - an hour, a day, a year, any date you choose - or set none and keep it indefinitely, on every plan. Readers can see a live countdown to the expiry, and expired files are swept from disk within the minute, so nothing lingers unless you want it to. **Sessions, not trackers** Readership is first-party measurement of your own document, inside our viewer. No third-party scripts, no cookies following anyone across the web. Honest small print: a reader's browser must receive the pages to display them - download controls deter, they don't DRM. ## Feature questions. ### Which viewer modes does EveryPage support? Four: the standard scrolling viewer, a page-turning flipbook, a magazine spread, and a mobile swipe deck. You pick the mode per document, and every mode reports the same page-by-page readership. ### How do I control who can open my PDF? Password-protect the link, require an email address before viewing, set an expiry date or a self-destruct view limit, and issue per-recipient links you can revoke individually - without touching anyone else’s copy. ### Can I update a PDF after sharing the link? Yes. Dynamic links let you swap the file behind a link you have already sent, so the deck in an old email always opens the latest version. QR codes keep working too. ### Which features are on the free plan? The free plan covers sharing with page-by-page reader analytics on up to 3 active PDFs. Advanced controls - custom domains, email capture gates, CSV export, watermarking and more - arrive with Basic and Pro. ### How are my documents stored? Every file is encrypted at rest with AES-256-GCM, and readers’ IP addresses are never stored - readership uses pseudonymous identities instead. ## See it on your own PDF. Drop a file on the homepage, claim it with a free account, and watch the readership roll in. Comparing tools? See the DocSend alternative page, or read how to see who read your PDF. Already working in Zapier, Make, n8n, or WordPress? Browse the EveryPage integrations. Wondering what this looks like in your line of work? Browse the EveryPage use cases.