One approved project record

How Do Floor Plans, China Purchasing and Installation Details Stay Aligned?

Use one approved record for critical dimensions, product identities, drawing versions and installation interfaces. When one dimension changes, that change must reach the design record, supplier instruction, purchase approval, packing information and receiving team. Separate screenshots and chat messages are not a reliable control system.

Create one approved dimension record.

Every critical dimension should show its location, version, source and status. A site-verified opening, a supplier-declared product size and an unresolved design assumption are three different facts and should never look identical in the schedule.

Make every change travel through the project.

  • Update the drawing or schedule that controls the decision.
  • Identify which products, suppliers and installation interfaces are affected.
  • Record who approved the change and when it became the working version.
  • Send the approved version—not the conversation history—to the receiving team.

Keep responsibility attached to the source.

Supplier product facts remain supplier facts. Site measurements and regulated interfaces remain the responsibility of qualified local professionals. Foshan Cargo connects those records so the project can see where a conflict still needs resolution.

Questions around this decision

What this answer does—and does not—settle.

Can supplier drawings replace site measurements?

No. Supplier drawings describe the product or production proposal. The destination site still requires appropriately verified dimensions and local review.

What happens when a dimension changes?

The project record should identify every affected drawing, product, supplier instruction, package and handover requirement before the change is approved.

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