The carbon copy book had a good idea behind it: one filled-in form, three copies, everyone happy. Then reality kicked in.
The problem: the copies never reach the right place
The top page is clear, the pink copy is a smudge, and the yellow one is still in the ute. Nobody is sure which copy is the real record.
The fix: one form, saved once
Shadow Forms creates a single digital record the moment the form is signed. Everyone who needs a copy gets the same clear version. And if someone needs one, it takes a couple of taps on the tablet to send a copy by text or email, wherever it's required.
The result: no more chasing duplicates
Carbon copies were a great idea. In 1985. Today there's a better way to make sure everyone has the same record, wherever they are.
