How does the DPI gate stop unprintable artwork at checkout?

A 72 dpi logo gets caught on the call, not on the dock. Every logo is measured at the size it will print, in the zone it will print in. Pass at left chest, fail at full back, and the studio says so before the buyer sees a price. Nothing below the threshold reaches a quote, an order or a press. The same check runs on a store built from a pasted domain, so you hear about a bad logo while you're still talking to the customer.

What it used to cost you: Three or four bad-art tickets a day and an afternoon calling for a real file.

The feature is called DPI gate. It runs on the same rails as everything else here: one catalog, one price list, one cockpit, your name on the front.