The problem
Printed just to send it
When a customer needs a copy of the hard card, the advisor has to get it into digital form. That has meant printing it, then walking to whichever department has the better scanner, scanning it in, emailing it to themselves, and forwarding it. It pulls the advisor off the drive for something that should take seconds.
The paper card itself is not the problem. It earns its place at the stall. The problem is turning it into a clean copy a customer can keep.