Artwork version control for promotional product proofs

Every revision stays clear.

Every revision is automatically saved. Track changes, compare versions, restore previous artwork, and always know which version was approved.

The problem with “final”

When versions live in filenames, certainty disappears.

PromoPlus replaces guesswork with a complete revision record. Each change stays connected to its project, product, and approval history.

Interactive version history

Compare what changed. Keep what worked.

Select a revision to inspect its placement, status, and history. The approved version stays unmistakable.

Current versionV3
Original PromoPlus product proof showing the decorated Core Cotton Tee and production details

Artwork moved slightly upward and aligned to the product center.

Changed
Placement
Status
In review
Source
logo-final.svg
Final approved PromoPlus hoodie proof secured as the current version

Approved means identified

Always know which version was approved.

The selected proof moves forward with a clear status while older revisions remain available in the project history.

Approved versionProtected from confusion

Keep every revision clear

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Frequently asked questions

Questions about Artwork Version Control

Answers about artwork version control and how it fits into the PromoPlus workflow.

01Are artwork revisions saved automatically?

Yes. Every change is saved and stays attached to the same product and project.

02Can I compare versions or restore an earlier one?

Yes. You can compare revisions side by side and restore previous artwork.

03How do I know which version the customer approved?

The approved version is clearly marked and recorded in the project history, so there is no guessing between files like design_final_2.pdf.

04Is the approved version locked?

Yes. The approved version is locked against further edits.

05Does version history carry through to production?

Yes. The approved version is the one used to generate the production file.