Photo crop and signature pad
Staff capture a passport photo, crop it, and take the student's signature on the touchscreen for the admission papers.
What this feature does
Staff take a passport photo, crop it to the right shape, and take the student’s signature on the touchscreen. The signature is stored with the admission papers.
The crop keeps ID cards and certificates from using a badly framed photo. The pad is a phone screen, so this step is on the mobile app.
Photo crop and signature pad is on the Mobile app. It is not on the Web portal, Desktop, and Website.
How it flows
- 1Capture the photo
- 2Crop it
- 3Sign on the screen
Step by step: how to use it
- 1Capture the photo
The camera takes the student’s picture.
- 2Crop it
The frame is cut to a passport shape.
- 3Sign on the screen
The student signs the terms with a finger.
Quick answers
- What is Photo crop and signature pad?
- Staff take a passport photo, crop it to the right shape, and take the student’s signature on the touchscreen. The signature is stored with the admission papers. It is part of Admissions in Paperless Institutes.
- Which apps include Photo crop and signature pad?
- Photo crop and signature pad is on the Mobile app. It is not on the Web portal, Desktop, and Website.
- Who uses Photo crop and signature pad?
- Front-desk staff and the student use Photo crop and signature pad. Staff capture a passport photo, crop it, and take the student's signature on the touchscreen for the admission papers.
- How does Photo crop and signature pad work?
- 1. Capture the photo. 2. Crop it. 3. Sign on the screen.
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