Incoming materials
Review the received material direction and key components against the approved project reference before they enter the workflow.
- Material direction
- Visible condition
- Component consistency
Quality built into the workflow
Quality Control through Visible, Descriptive Checkpoints
Review materials, the approved sample, print and surface work, structure and assembly, then pre-shipment condition without unsupported numerical claims.
Quality built into the workflow
Checkpoints from incoming material to shipment
Sample approval
Use the confirmed sample as the practical reference for structure, color, materials and surface details.
- Structure
- Color direction
- Surface details
Print and surface work
Review printed areas and confirmed decorative processes for alignment with the approved artwork and sample direction.
- Artwork placement
- Print appearance
- Confirmed finishes
Structure and assembly
Check opening, folding, alignment, inserts and assembled presentation against the agreed packaging direction.
- Structural fit
- Alignment
- Assembled presentation
Pre-shipment review
Inspect completed packaging condition, protective packing and shipment preparation before dispatch communication.
- Completed condition
- Protective packing
- Shipment preparation
Quality built into the workflow
Questions about quality review
The approved sample and project specification provide the working reference for materials, appearance, structure and finishing details.
No. The workflow includes incoming materials, sample approval, production-stage review, assembly and pre-shipment inspection.
Confirmed print and decorative details are compared with the approved artwork and physical sample direction.
The completed condition, protective packing and shipment preparation are reviewed before delivery communication proceeds.
Define the reference
Build quality review around an approved sample and a clear specification.
Share the product, structure, artwork, material direction and surface priorities. The team will review what should be confirmed during sampling and production.
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