For corporate & event photographers

Corporate clients don't fire you. They go quiet.

One quarter the HR head stops replying. The next, you see someone else's watermark on the annual day photos.

Pixelshield holds every company, contact, event date, quote and follow-up in one place — so an account that took two years to win does not slip away in a month of silence.

₹0 forever. No card. One full event, end to end.

whatsapp · notes app · gmail · a diary
Client Desk
12 companies · 4 need you today
Going quiet
IN

Infosys

Annual Day 2026
Last contact 94 days ago
DE

Deloitte India

Leadership Offsite
Quote pending · 11 days
SY

Symbiosis

Convocation
₹1,20,000 unpaid · 62 days
TA

Tata Motors

Product Launch
No record of last year
The fest happened last Thursday. Nobody told you.

One desk

Every company, contact and event date on one screen

Same evening

Enquiry to a branded quote in the client’s inbox

Face-wise

Every attendee gets a link to only their own photos

7 days out

Radar flags similar events in your city before they happen

How a corporate account goes quiet

How it runs today
Six quiet leaks
  • The enquiry lives in a WhatsApp thread. The quote takes two evenings in Word.

  • You find out about the fest when the photos are already on LinkedIn.

  • Five hundred photos in one Drive link. HR forwards it and nobody finds themselves.

  • Chasing the payment feels rude, so you wait. Sixty days pass.

  • Last year's shoot is on a drive in a cupboard. You hope it still spins.

  • The HR head changes jobs — and the relationship leaves with her.

How it runs on Pixelshield
Same week, nothing dropped
  • Enquiry, quote and contract in one chain, sent the same evening.

  • Event Radar pings you about similar events in your city, about a week out.

  • Every attendee gets a face-search link that finds only them.

  • Payment reminders go out on schedule, in your name, without you asking.

  • Every event archived and searchable the day you shoot it.

  • Follow-ups, wishes and repeat-event nudges fire on their own.

Built around what actually costs you the account

Not a feature list. Eight answers to the eight things corporate photographers rated a ten out of ten.

Client Desk

You're not managing one client. You're managing forty companies with three contacts each.

Every company gets a page: who you spoke to, what you quoted, what you shot, what they still owe. When the HR head moves on, the account history stays with you instead of leaving in her inbox.

  • Company → contact → event, in one hierarchy

  • Every quote, contract and invoice on the company page

  • Long-term enquiries carry a next-action date

  • Notes that survive a change of contact

Company → contact → event, in one hierarchy
Built from this research

Event Radar

The college fest happened. You heard about it on Instagram.

Radar watches for the kind of events you already shoot and surfaces them roughly a week out — while there is still a decision to influence, not after the photos are posted.

  • Similar events in your city, about seven days ahead

  • Filtered to the event types you actually shoot

  • One tap turns an alert into an enquiry on your desk

  • Annual events you shot last year, flagged a month early

Similar events, before they happen

Annual Day · a 900-seat school

in 6 days

Product launch · auto components

in 9 days

Convocation · repeats every March

in 21 days
One tap turns any of these into an enquiry on your desk.

Face-wise delivery

Four hundred attendees. One folder. Nobody finds themselves.

Attendees search the gallery with a selfie and get only their own frames. HR sends one link instead of fielding four hundred requests — and every view carries your watermark.

  • Selfie search across the whole event

  • One link for the entire company

  • Watermarked previews on every share

  • Live sharing while the event is still running

One link, 400 attendees
Selfie matched · showing 23 of 4,180
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Quote tonight, invoice the same evening

A ₹80,000 quote shouldn't cost you two evenings in Word.

Pick the package, adjust the lines, send. The accepted quote becomes the contract, and the contract becomes the invoice — no retyping, no version confusion, no "which PDF did I send them".

  • Reusable packages priced once

  • Quote → contract → invoice in one chain

  • Tax and terms already filled in

  • Your logo on every document

One chain, four documents

Enquiry

Tue, 4:10 pm

Quote sent

Tue, 5:05 pm

Contract signed

Wed, 11:20 am

Invoice raised

Same file, no retyping

Getting paid without asking twice

Finance says "processing". It has been sixty days.

Advance and balance are scheduled the day the contract is signed. Reminders go out on their own, politely, so you never have to open that conversation yourself.

  • Payment links inside the invoice

  • Milestone schedule set at booking

  • Automatic reminders before and after the due date

  • A live list of who owes what, right now

Scheduled at booking, not chased later

Advance 40%

On signature

Reminder

3 days before due

Balance 60%

On delivery

Nudge

Day 7, then day 14 — in your name

The vault

One dead drive stops being a photography problem. It becomes a legal one.

Every shoot is held in multiple copies from the day it is uploaded, with access you control per company and per person — so a corporate client asking for last year’s files is a two-minute job, not a panic.

  • Redundant copies, encrypted at rest

  • Access controlled per company

  • Nothing deleted without your confirmation

  • A signed contract on file for every shoot

Every frame, three places

Primary copy

Encrypted at rest

Redundant copy

Separate region

Archive copy

Originals kept apart from delivery
Nothing is deleted without your confirmation.

Pay for the season you're in

March is four conferences. June is nothing. Your software bill doesn't know that.

Build a plan from the modules you actually run, and let storage and events follow your calendar instead of paying flat rate through a dead quarter.

  • Modules picked, not bundled

  • Start free and stay free until the work justifies more

  • No per-seat charge for a solo season

  • Change the plan without getting on a call

Modules picked, not bundled

Stay in touch on autopilot

The last thing you sent them was an invoice.

Post-event notes, birthdays, work anniversaries and a nudge before last year’s event date comes around again — sent in your name, whether you are on a shoot or on holiday.

  • Last year's event date, flagged before it repeats

  • Birthday and festival wishes in your name

  • Follow-ups that run while you are shooting

  • Every event date in one calendar

Last year's event date, flagged before it repeats
Free Lifetime

Run a full corporate event on us

₹0

forever

Not a trial. There is no clock and no card — the free plan simply never expires.

Get Lifetime Free

One full event, start to finish

Enquiries — every lead in one place

Quotes — branded, sent in minutes

Invoices — raised from the accepted quote

Reports — what the event actually earned

AI face search — attendees find themselves

A public listing in the Pixelshield community

Messaging support while you set up


Free Lifetime today: 1 event · 1 collection · 1 GB storage · up to 102 photos.Custom branding, automation, access control and encrypted delivery are on the paid plans — Build your plan to add them.

How many accounts went quiet while you were busy shooting?

The photographer who keeps the corporate account is rarely the better photographer. They are the one who answered first, quoted the same day, and stayed in touch through the off-season.

₹0 forever. No card. One full event, end to end.

For Corporate & Event Photographers: Client Desk, Face-Wise Delivery, Faster Quotes | Pixelshield Photography Business Software