I use a patch company that I love how they provide proofing for approval. I wish Printavo had this ability for our customers. I like how it is a separate approval from the quote and how it streamlines the process. The style is: An automated email is sent for the art approval (not a quote approval) where it provides two options. APPROVE REQUEST CHANGES The reason this stands out to me is we get lots of customers that email back on our approvals saying, "This is approved... but change the ______ to this..." There have been times where the artist didn't catch the change due to the "This is approved..." Or the customer approves it thinking its just the quote and not realizing the art proof as well. (this is back when we used Printavo as an art approval process) I want to make it as simple as possible, and having an "approve or deny" selection would absolutely do that. (No grey area... "is that an approval or a change request?" I also don't necessarily like the joint proof/quote approval. I'm sure this was set up for quotes only, but our company used it as both and due to the mis-approvals have gone to emailing from our direct emails for art proofs. Then, once approved, we have to go into printavo and mark it as art approved and attach the proof that was approved. This is work that, in my opinion, could be simplified. This then brings me back to changing the approval to a stamp rather than a status (like the PAID stamp) That way the quote approval is separate from the art approval. This also then provides us the ability to have the proof on the order for others within the company to grab, as right now since we have to go the non-printavo email route, we have to attach the proof once the art is approved that in some cases, albeit rare, a wrong proof is attached. This would also then eliminate that possibility. Whatever can be done to improve the approval process would be stellar. I can be contacted by Printavo for info, if needed, on the approval process from the company I use. With all the companies I work with, theirs is the bar for what I think an approval should be. The more that can be done within Printavo, rather than conforming around what it lacks, would streamline processes and help with cutting errors of the human kind greatly.