Ask the packer to release a route, not a general capability statement
This is a worked planning example, not a completed test, customer record, legal approval or universal acceptance standard. Replace every demonstration reference with your own project input. Keep unknown items on hold with a named owner.
| decision input | pressure sensitive route | sleeve route | confirmation owner | hold condition |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Container and state | Exact bottle reference and application condition | Exact bottle; closure; state during application | Buyer and packer | Unidentified substitute container |
| Installed process | Applicator and required roll brief | Proposed sleeve application process | Packer | Generic capability statement only |
| Artwork trial | Applied panel placement and readability | Applied distortion and information placement | Converter plus packer and buyer | Flat proof used as physical approval |
| Opening feature | Separate seal if required by the brief | Confirm whether closure is actually covered | Packaging owner | No defined opening outcome |
Use the record
Identify your container, artwork and proposed specification. Keep evidence references beside decisions. The responsible buyer and supplier should agree the conditions and approval scope; example rows are instructions, not pass results. Retain revisions when an input changes.