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Where does the customer give final approval?
Think about the place your team treats as the final source of truth.
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How safe is your proof-to-production workflow?
Answer six practical questions and see where approvals, revisions, and production handoffs can quietly create remake risk.
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How do you identify the exact approved proof?
The filename alone is rarely enough when revisions pile up.
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What stops production before approval?
A visible note is useful; an actual production gate is safer.
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How often do proofs need revisions?
More revisions mean more chances for the wrong version to move forward.
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Could you prove what was approved six months later?
Consider the proof, decision, timestamp, and customer identity together.
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How does production learn that a job is ready?
The best handoff is explicit, immediate, and connected to the approved proof.
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Answer every question to reveal your workflow risk score.
What this score measures
Version certainty
Can your team identify the exact proof the customer approved?
Production control
Can a job move forward before the required decision exists?
Decision evidence
Could you reconstruct the approval without searching several systems?