1. Send project details
Start with artwork, quantity, product type, numbering needs, and any prior order details if this is a repeat job.
Proofing helps catch artwork, text, numbering, color, and order-detail issues before a custom permit job moves forward.
Start with artwork, quantity, product type, numbering needs, and any prior order details if this is a repeat job.
Check the design, text, colors, numbering notes, and product assumptions before approving the order for production.
If something is wrong, request corrections. If everything looks right, approve the proof so the job can move forward.
After approval, production can proceed based on the approved details and any final notes attached to the order.
A proof is not just a picture. It is the chance to confirm the order details before production.
If a file is not production-ready, it may need cleanup, rebuild, or replacement before a clear proof can be approved.
Production should follow the approved proof and final order details. Review carefully before approving.
Short, specific correction notes are easier to act on than broad comments like 'make it better' or 'fix logo.'
Send questions about artwork, numbering, colors, dates, order details, or anything that may affect production.