The employee does the typing
Nobody should be transcribing forty photos out of an inbox. The person whose card it is fills in their own details, from their own phone.
MyID comes out of years of doing corporate admin work for Indian companies, and seeing the same project stall the same way every time.
We handle the administrative work that companies would rather not staff for — compliance filings, vendor coordination, employee documentation. ID cards kept coming up, and kept taking far longer than anyone expected.
The delay was never the printing. It was the three weeks before it: collecting photos that were good enough to print, filling the gaps in a spreadsheet, and getting one person to sign off. So we built the part that was missing.
Nobody should be transcribing forty photos out of an inbox. The person whose card it is fills in their own details, from their own phone.
Every approval records who made it and when. If a card is wrong, you can see exactly where it was signed off.
Employee details and photos exist to make your cards. They are stored in India, visible only to your admins, and exportable or deletable whenever you want.
One call is usually enough to know whether it fits how your team works.
Per-card rates by volume, finishes, accessories and turnaround — one page, no sales call.
One email. No newsletter, no follow-up sequence.