Production-ready artwork files, generated after approval

Approval becomes a confident handoff.

After customer approval, PromoPlus automatically generates production-ready PDF files with the approved artwork and placement details.

Production lead reviewing a garment proof beside a cobalt sweatshirt
Approved artworkReady for productionPDF

The original production file

Approved product proof and artwork inspection, together.

PromoPlus keeps both original pages intact so production receives the complete approved record without cropped details.

Product proof page with Demo Organization branding
Page 01Product proof
Production artwork inspection page
Page 02Artwork inspection
Production handoff dashboard preview

From approval to output

A clean package for the people who make it real.

The final proof keeps the approved artwork, product sides, placement guidance, and decision record together.

  • 01 Approved artwork only
  • 02 Placement details included
  • 03 Ready for decorators and production teams

How the handoff works

Approve

The client locks the final version.

01
Generate

PromoPlus assembles the production PDF.

02
Produce

Your team sends one trusted file forward.

03

Ready to produce?

Send one approved file forward with confidence.

Frequently asked questions

Questions about Production-Ready File Generation

Answers about production-ready file generation and how it fits into the PromoPlus workflow.

01When is the production file generated?

Automatically, once the customer approves the final version.

02What is in the production PDF?

Two pages: the approved product proof and an artwork inspection page, with placement details and the decision record.

03Who is the file for?

Decorators and production teams, so they receive the approved artwork and placement guidance in one file.

04Does it include only the approved artwork?

Yes. Only the approved version is included, so earlier revisions never reach production.

05What artwork specs does it include, such as vector files, colors or decoration method?

Page one lists the item, decoration, imprint size and colors, and page two is a vector artwork inspection sheet.