AI-generated explanatory illustrations show concepts, not actual company facilities, employees or completed client work. Technical drawings and production specifications must come from the responsible supplier or converter.
Before you request a quote.
Understand the information needed for a cylinder inquiry, a flexo plate order or a packaging design brief. Compare equivalent scopes before comparing prices.
Start with a useful brief
Bring the product, audience, format and intended use into one brief. A physical sample or reference helps make the starting point clear.
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Make the quotation comparable
Provide the dimensions, artwork status, quantity and delivery context. Compare quotations using the same included items and assumptions.
Explore the guideBefore you approve artwork.
Check that files, product information and revisions are complete. Learn what a proof can show, which decisions belong to the converter and how to record approval.
Review the proof together
Check the named proof with the responsible approver. Confirm whether the review covers content, layout, colour or an agreed combination.
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Bring the label copy together
Collect the approved product text and variable information in one content document. The responsible brand owner must confirm the required wording.
Explore the guideBefore the next production run.
Use the repeat-order and issue-reporting guides to organise job references, change history and observations. Bring evidence into the conversation when something needs investigation.
Connect the repeat order
Find the original job reference before ordering again. Check artwork changes, tooling availability, condition and current production requirements.
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Record the tooling condition
Record condition at the agreed inspection point. Use the actual supplier’s inspection and handling instructions for the tooling in your project.
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