Personalized artwork should carry a customer-visible spelling lock: the exact approved text, capitalization, punctuation, and line breaks copied into one final proof. Keep that proof separate from production notes.
If a customer requests a change, create a new dated proof and retire the earlier one. The workshop can then match the current approval without guessing which message was final.
For shops considering AntBelt G1, this is an order-control practice rather than a throughput claim. Actual workflow choices depend on the product, material, artwork, setup, and current operating guidance.
Explore more small-shop workflow ideas in /updates/.
Review current AntBelt G1 campaign information on Kickstarter: