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Creating New Approval Processes Introduction Approval Manager provides structure and efficiency to approval processes for soft and hard copy proofs. The following guide explains the process for creating new Approval Processes for each. Create a New Approval Process for Soft Proofs Creating a New Approval ... Other labels: soft_proofing, new_proof, manage, manager_dashboard, proofing

Guide for Proof Managers proof manager is someone responsible for overseeing the process of proof review and approval using Approval Manager. Proof managers frequently set up approval workflows, assign reviewers to various review stages, make routing decisions as needed, and generally keep ... Other labels: manage, getting_started, manager_dashboard, manager_workflist

Managing Files for an Approval Process Managers have a variety of file management tasks they can perform on files used in Approval Processes. These tasks include: Adding Additional Files to Approval Processes #addingadditionalfilestoapprovalprocesses Uploading New Versions of Files in an Approval Process #uploadingnewversionsoffilesinanapproval process Renaming ... Other labels: manage, versions, new_proof, delete_proof