
PROWERB manages the path from the first data draft to documented approval — between marketing, agency and producer. The approval workflow runs inside the same operation that runs procurement, finishing and dispatch: revision loops through one accountable contact instead of open email chains, and once something is approved, it stays available for every reorder.
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Versions circulate between marketing, agency and supplier, responsibilities stay open, and whether the wrong version went into production only shows up on delivery. In a live promotional-products shop, this multiplies: every new item, every rename, every seasonal motif needs an approval.
PROWERB places the workflow where data and goods converge anyway — in the same operation that runs procurement, finishing and dispatch. Print is not a bought-in discipline here: PROWERB was founded in 1979 as a lettershop for a printing house and has run its own business unit for print and publishing services since 2024.
An address in the artwork changes shortly before production. Create a new version and approve it again. The production order points to that exact file. An older email approval is insufficient when the artwork, material or placement has changed.
For reorders, the file version, approval and associated production order are retained together. A changed motif, material or placement requires a new check. CI Brand Compliance explains visual approval; MRM covers versions, permissions and stock.
For Telefónica O₂, PROWERB has managed print data approvals with revision loops and delivered periodic reports since 2011 — as part of ongoing operations spanning fulfillment, master data maintenance and order processing. At junited AUTOGLAS, supplier coordination and print data approval are part of ongoing shop operations. And for a nationwide financial services distributor, approvals and revision loops have run inside the dropshipping ongoing operation since 2022.
Print data arrives from the brand, its agency, or the shop's item master — for new listings, renames or new motifs.
PROWERB organizes the revision loops: bundling queries, versioning statuses, obtaining decisions.
The brand signs off. The approved status is documented and is now the only one that counts.
Handover to in-house finishing — screen printing, transfer printing, embroidery, flocking, direct-to-garment digital printing — or to the external producer.
The approved status moves into the reorder archive; order and dispatch appear in periodic reporting.
Always the brand or its agency. PROWERB organizes the path to the decision — statuses, deadlines, queries — and documents the outcome. Brand authority stays with the customer.
Yes. The workflow coordinates external producers just as it does in-house finishing in Kleve. Who produces is decided by the order — the approval process stays the same.
Approved data stays on file. A repeat order starts from the archived status — without a new round of coordination and without the risk of an old version circulating.
The Operations Cockpit delivers Power BI live reports, automated Excel extracts, inventory trends, budget control and track-and-trace — around the clock, integrated into the customer's systems on request.
No. It is part of ongoing operations when PROWERB runs the promotional products shop — but it can also connect to the customer's existing shop, ERP and WMS systems.
In the briefing, we clarify where your print data gets stuck today — and what approvals, archiving and reporting should look like in your operation.