The nominated printer and written authority
The current approved file, known requirements and the contacts we are authorised to coordinate with.
With written authorisation, we create one technical line between your team and the nominated printer. We clarify requirements, coordinate agreed corrections, control the final version and prepare the production handover without taking over your approvals.
Nominated printer · Agreed authority · Controlled versions · Clear boundaries
Use this when printer requirements, correction requests and final files need one controlled route.
The current approved file, known requirements and the contacts we are authorised to coordinate with.
Requirement clarification, agreed correction routing, open-point tracking and the handover package.
The final artwork and proof set, version record, printer requirements and clearly stated open points.
You approve content. The printer confirms press settings, materials and production acceptance.
Prepress questions often move through several people, email threads and file versions. We keep those exchanges tied to one working version and one written decision trail.
Defined boundary: we coordinate the nominated printer; we do not select or replace the printer. We do not approve claims, legal copy or creative direction, and we do not accept the printer's press setup on the client's behalf.
The scope can begin with a single difficult handover or become part of a recurring artwork workflow.
We document who can request changes, who approves them and which printer we are coordinating with.
Questions, specifications and requested corrections are kept against the same controlled artwork version.
We deliver the final file, proof and version record, with open points stated instead of left inside an email chain.
For agencies, all printer coordination can run under your name. You keep the client relationship and creative authority. We contact the end client only when you explicitly request and authorise it.
Commercial scope: quoted after we review the number of artworks, printers, contacts, production methods and expected correction rounds.
Send the artwork status, nominated printer and the point where communication is getting stuck.