Contribution margin expands with scale.
Gross margin improvement is driven by infrastructure leverage and a lower support burden per active workspace.
Every page carries the verified recipient’s identity and view time, so a screenshot points back to a person instead of disappearing into an anonymous leak.

RoundOS uses the identity already verified before the room opens. The name, email and view time appear on the page automatically; no recipient-specific PDF needs to be prepared.
Gross margin improvement is driven by infrastructure leverage and a lower support burden per active workspace.
The same document resolves into a named view for every verified reader.
The watermark uses the email identity already established by the room.
It does not pretend to make screenshots impossible; it makes casual sharing accountable.
The watermark points to the same recipient event recorded in room activity.

A seller can share the same model with several bidders without hand-stamping a separate PDF for each. If a page surfaces elsewhere, its mark identifies which verified view produced it.
A document can be watermarked and downloadable, or watermarked with downloads disabled. RoundOS keeps the trace, the policy and the resulting activity in one room record.

Any document update restarts the same preparation and distribution work.
One current source file serves every verified recipient with their own trace.
No. It makes a screenshot traceable to the verified recipient and viewing time, which deters sharing without claiming an impossible technical lock.
The recipient identity and the date and time of the view are rendered on the document page.
Yes. Apply watermarking where the material calls for it rather than forcing one blanket policy across the room.
Yes. Watermarking and download policy are independent controls.
Yes. The identity used for the mark is tied to the same room activity record.

Keep one source file and give every verified reader an accountable view.