Hello ​@Clouder,

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The document that the sender is referring to could be Supplemental Documents. As per the article, the sender can use supplemental documents to provide additional information to recipients that does not require a signature, such as legal disclosures or terms and conditions. In signing, supplemental documents are represented by an action strip, keeping them separate from the content your recipients need to sign and reducing the complexity for viewing and signing. Recipients must complete the required actions for supplements, such as "View" or "Read and accept", before they can finish signing. Please check the History and Certificate of Completion.

Audit Trail Information for Supplemental Document Activity
Supplemental document interactions are logged in both the History and Certificate of Completion for an envelope.

History

When viewing an envelope’s history through the Docusign web application, the action taken (viewed or accepted) by the recipient for the supplemental document, and a short description of the event, are included. The name of the supplemental document is included in the description.

Certificate of Completion

Supplemental document information is shown in two places in the Certificate of Completion:

• Source Envelope Information section – Shows the total number of pages for all supplemental documents associated with the envelope.
• Recipient Event sections – Includes the name of the supplemental document and time stamps for the first time a recipient viewed the document, when a recipient finishes a must read action, and for when the recipient accepted the supplemental document (if required).

Relevant Articles:
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Audit Trail Information for Supplemental Document Activity

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DocuSign can not restrict a user’s view page by page in a document file.  What it can do is restrict a user’s view document by document.  The sender may have had a setting enabled that only lets recipients who sign a document see the document. If they had that enabled and the signature page was its own document file, then you very well could have received only the document requiring your signature and not the other 18 pages.

Every completed envelope has a certificate of completion that logs the major events.  As a signer, you have the ability to download the certificate for that envelope. I’m not sure it will have the info you need, but you can download it and look.

https://support.docusign.com/s/document-item?language=en_US&bundleId=oeq1643226594604&topicId=zqd1578456343466.html&_LANG=enus

You should also have the envelope in your Completed folder.  If you pull it up there, you can easily see if there is one document or two.

Thanks so much that exactly what I needed to know.

Hello ​@Clouder,
 

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