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FOR DESIGNERS

Build ads with the specs, assets, and proof notes in reach.

AccountScout gives designers the order context, advertiser assets, proof feedback, and InDesign-side tools they need to build ads without scavenger hunts.

AdScout working inside Adobe InDesign: a panel of order detail on the left listing the advertiser, who ordered it, the ad size, section, number of runs and run dates; the ad itself being built in the centre from the advertiser's logo and product photograph; the linked assets beside it; and the AdScout script menu open on the right.

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AccountScout

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The problem

Design work gets messy when creative context is scattered.

  • Assets, notes, old ads, and specs are buried in email or shared drives.

  • Proof changes arrive without a clean history of what changed and who approved it.

  • Designers have to jump between systems before they can start real production work.

THE END OF THE SCAVENGER HUNT

The logo is on the account, not in an email from two years ago.

Logos, product photography, and prior creative live against the advertiser. The current approved file is the one that opens — not the newest attachment, and not a guess at which version on the shared drive was the final one.

  • Assets attach to the advertiser, so the approved version is found first
  • A repeat or pickup insertion reuses the real file instead of a rebuild
  • At renewal the artwork is already there, so nobody asks the client again

One stored file

One stored file, three orders a year apart. At renewal it is already there — nobody has to ask the advertiser to send their logo again.

What designers get back.

A clear queue with status, specs, assets, and advertiser context

Proof notes and approval history connected to the job

AdScout and PageScout support for InDesign-side ad and page work

Where designers fit in the AccountScout workflow.

  1. 1

    Order

    Receive the ad request with specs and advertiser context.

  2. 2

    Proof

    Send, revise, and track creative approval.

  3. 3

    Publish

    Move approved work toward page layout and export.

  4. 4

    Renew

    Reuse account and creative history for future orders.

See It In Action

Show designers the production path.

We can walk through the designer view from order details to assets, proofing, InDesign work, and page-ready output.