Four approvals keep the project moving without hidden assumptions.
At each stage, your team can see what is being approved, what remains open and what authorizes the next commitment.
Illustrative workflow visualization01 — DefineDefine the brief
Confirm the product, use conditions, quantity, timing, budget range and delivery destination.
What you receive- Product and use-condition summary
- Target dimensions, quantity and destination
- Initial schedule and commercial assumptions
Approval to move forwardConfirm that the written project brief accurately represents what will be packed, how it will be used and the boundaries for design.
Illustrative workflow visualization02 — DesignDesign the system
Develop the structure, dieline, graphics, materials, closures, inserts and finishing specification.
What you receive- Dimensioned structural direction
- Artwork and prepress layout
- Material, print and finish specification
Approval to move forwardApprove the structural direction and artwork for physical sampling, including any known dimensions, copy, colour and finish requirements.
Illustrative workflow visualization03 — ProveProve it physically
Review real samples for fit, assembly, food use, handling, print quality and presentation.
What you receive- Blank structural sample
- Printed prototype where required
- Revision record and final sample specification
Approval to move forwardApprove the final physical sample or documented revision set as the reference for mass production.
Legacy production photograph04 — ProduceProduce & deliver
Coordinate manufacturing, colour control, in-line and final QC, packing and freight to destination.
What you receive- Production and inspection checkpoints
- Final packing and quantity review
- Freight plan and shipment coordination
Approval to move forwardRelease production against the approved specification, then confirm final inspection and shipment details before dispatch.
