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Bulk and partner requests

Hundreds of photos at once, a white-label page or a reseller agreement — all of it starts with one message.

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This page has not been translated into this language yet, so it is shown in English. The English version is the reference.

Category: API

Some requests do not fit a checkout page: a school photographing four hundred pupils, an agency processing a season of visa applications, a company that wants our engine behind its own brand. All of them are possible, and all of them start the same way.

Large batches

If you have a folder of photos and one document type, we can process them together rather than one order at a time. What we need to know is how many, which document, and by when. We will tell you the price per photo at that volume and how the files come back to you.

Until the API is public this is arranged by hand, which is slower to set up but perfectly workable for a one-off batch.

White label

Your brand on the page, your domain, our engine underneath. This is aimed at businesses that already have customers uploading photos and want the result to look like their own service. There is nothing to install on your side.

Reselling

If you sell to photo shops or agencies in your country, talk to us. We are especially interested in partners who know a local document landscape well — the specifications we publish are only as good as the sources behind them, and a partner who can read the authority's own page in the local language is worth more to us than a sales channel.

How to ask

Write to us from the contact page and choose Studios and API as the subject. Include:

  1. What you do, in one sentence.
  2. How many photos, per month or in total.
  3. Which countries and documents.
  4. Any deadline you are working to.

A person reads every one of these and answers within one working day — usually with questions, because a good answer needs them. See also the API and how a studio account works.

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