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# Envelope Actions

Various actions can be performed on an Envelope based on it's current status. Following actions are available from the Envelops list page and within envelope detail view:

* **View Document** – Preview the latest version of the documents sent for signing.
* **Send Reminder** – Reminds current recipients to sign the documents.
* **Download** – Download latest version of the documents.
* **Activity History** – View the audit log of all actions performed on the envelope.
* **Void** - Voids the envelope, no further operations can be performed on the envelope besides moving it to trash.
* **Email Document** - Send latest version of the documents via email to a specific email address.
* **Delete** – Voids and moves the envelope to trash. Envelope stays in trash for 30 days after which it will be deleted permanently.


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