DigitizingFlowEmbroidery digitizing
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Production-ready embroidery files

Production-ready starts after sewout evidence, not before.

DigitizingFlow is built to stop the common mistake of treating a generated PES or DST file as production-approved before it has been stitched and reviewed.

Distinct statuses for manual review, software-ready, and sewout-approvedPacket workspace keeps source, files, reports, previews, and manifest data togetherHosted approval bypass is explicitly disallowed in packet manifests
Software-ready

Use automated checks for the right job

Machine metrics, preview artifacts, reports, and marker checks can make a file ready for sewout review.

Sewout

Require physical evidence

Production approval should come from a stitched sample tied back to the exact design and artifact hashes.

Audit

Keep the decision trail

Design state, gate results, audit events, support notes, artifacts, and packet manifests make approval decisions inspectable.

Why this matters

Embroidery quality depends on material behavior. A workflow that records sewout evidence protects operators, customers, and the production floor.

No hosted shortcut

The hosted service must never bypass the sewout gate or imply production approval from software checks alone.

Operator questions

What this page can honestly claim

When is a file production-ready?

In this product model, production-ready means the file has software evidence and matching physical sewout approval.

Can I still download software-ready files?

Yes. Operators can download allowed artifacts and packet ZIPs while the status remains clear about pending sewout approval.

Next step

Run the workflow with the production boundary visible.

Queue artwork, inspect generated evidence, and keep physical sewout approval separate from software readiness.