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# Atomyx Submit Quickstart

## Overview

Atomyx Submit is a guided artwork submission portal for print service providers. It allows customers to upload artwork, identify file issues, make corrections, and approve proofs before production begins.

Submit can be used as a standalone product. Integration with Atomyx Manage and Atomyx Prepare is supported but not required unless your workflow specifically depends on those products.

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### Prerequisites

The following are required regardless of how you use Submit:

* An Atomyx account with an active workspace
* An active Submit subscription
* Submit portal settings configured for your workspace

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### Setup: Standalone Submit

Use this path if you are running Submit without Atomyx Manage or Atomyx Prepare.

1. Enable Submit for your workspace.
2. Configure your portal settings, including your customer-facing portal URL, accepted file types, and file size limits.
3. Configure API credentials for your integration.
4. Set up branding and localisation options.
5. Connect your ERP or ordering platform if required.
6. Run an end-to-end test: submit a job through the portal and confirm the submission is received correctly.

No Manage installation, Prepare configuration, or preflight profile is required for this path.

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### Optional: Adding Preflight with Atomyx Prepare

If your workflow requires preflight checking before production, you can integrate Submit with Atomyx Prepare.

**Additional prerequisites:**

* Atomyx Prepare enabled on your workspace
* At least one preflight profile configured in Prepare

**Additional setup steps:**

1. Configure Submit to reference the correct preflight profile or profiles.
2. Set up a quick-check profile for initial validation and a production-level profile for full preflight if needed.
3. Configure your proof page template.
4. Test the full submission flow through to preflight result and proof approval.

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### Optional: Adding Workflow Orchestration with Atomyx Manage

If your workflow requires order orchestration, job routing, or plugin-driven automation, you can integrate Submit with Atomyx Manage.

**Additional prerequisites:**

* Atomyx Manage enabled on your workspace
* The Atomyx Submit plugin installed in Manage

**Additional setup steps:**

1. Install the Submit plugin via the Manage plugin manager.
2. Configure the plugin settings and map any required object or workflow fields.
3. Test the end-to-end flow from submission through to Manage order creation.

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### What you'll set up

A typical Submit implementation includes:

* a portal URL for customer submission
* accepted file types and file size rules
* a quick-check preflight profile
* a full production preflight profile
* a proof page template
* branding and language settings
* integration with your ERP or ordering platform

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### Typical setup flow

1. Add Manage and Prepare to your workspace
2. Install and configure the Submit plug-in in Atomyx Manage
3. Configure portal settings
4. Connect your ERP or ordering system
5. Configure quick-check and production preflight profiles
6. Test a complete submission flow from upload to proof approval

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### Next steps

* Read **What Submit Does**
* Read **Submit Architecture**
* Go to **Portal Configuration**
* Use **Submit Troubleshooting** if you hit setup issues


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