PROOF / Plan
Sign-off Sheet
Record who approved what, on which proof, at what size.
What it does
- A sign-off sheet closes the loop between proof and press.
- It states the version, the size and the person who approved it.
- A recorded approval turns a later dispute into a documented decision.
How to use it
- List the open items separately; a signature with open items is not a full approval.
- Store the sign-off with the final PDF, not only in an email thread.
- State the viewing conditions used for colour approval.
- If the client approves a reduced-size proof, record that limitation explicitly.
Safety notes
- Do not accept an approval that names no version or no proof size.
- If the press sheet differs from the signed proof, stop and re-approve.