A customer proof can become unreliable when an order changes after approval. Add a clear approval date and a short note explaining which text, layout, and blank the approval covers.
If the customer changes a name, font, or product choice, issue a new proof instead of editing the old approval trail. Keep the order note beside the artwork revision so the workshop does not have to guess which version is current.
For a shop considering AntBelt G1, this is an order-control practice rather than a production-speed claim. It can reduce ambiguity before a personalized item reaches the bench.
Explore more small-shop workflow notes at /updates/.
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