Why your name goes on the poster
A poster without your mobile number on it is a poster the family cannot act on. Here is how INZBIZ composites your identity, and why it happens on our servers rather than your phone.
4 August 2026 · 4 min read
The screenshot problem
Before INZBIZ, the usual method was to open a poster, take a screenshot, and send that. The result was a picture of a phone screen: cropped at the top, softened by the compression, and with nothing on it that told the reader who to call.
So the first thing INZBIZ does is refuse to be a screenshot tool. Every export is a fresh render at the template's real pixel size, with your photo, name, mobile, and designation composited in.
Why the server does it
An advisor on a three-year-old Redmi and an advisor on a new iPhone must get the same file. If the compositing happened on the device, they would not — fonts would differ, the canvas would round differently, and one of the two would send something slightly wrong.
Doing it on the server also means a poster can be corrected once, centrally, and every export after that is correct. Nothing already sent changes; nothing new is wrong.