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# What Atomyx Submit Does

It gives print buyers a guided way to upload artwork files and prepare them for production, while giving the print service provider control over validation, branding, workflow integration, and approval.

### Core capabilities

Atomyx Submit supports four key stages in the submission workflow.

#### Upload

Customers upload artwork files through a guided interface. Files are validated immediately for type, size, and key requirements.

#### Adjust

Customers can make simple changes such as rotate, mirror, scale, and reposition. These changes are applied to the actual PDF on the server so that the submitted file matches the reviewed output.

#### Visualize Errors

Preflight results can be shown visually on the preview, making it easier for customers to understand what is wrong and what needs attention.

#### Create Proofsheets

A proof page can be generated to show the final artwork together with production metadata, helping the customer review and approve the job before production begins.

### Where Submit fits

Submit sits between the customer-facing upload experience and the production workflow.

It uses:

* **Atomyx Vault** for authentication, workspace, and subscription handling
* **Atomyx Prepare** for PDF processing, previews, preflight, and proof generation
* **Atomyx Manage** for plug-in support, structured tracking, and workflow integration

### Typical use cases

Atomyx Submit is commonly used for:

* B2B print portals
* large-format artwork submission
* label and packaging upload workflows
* embedded web-to-print upload experiences
* customer approval workflows before production


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