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# Environments

The public Submit API is currently available through the production environment.

| Environment | Base URL                       | Availability                 | Intended use                        |
| ----------- | ------------------------------ | ---------------------------- | ----------------------------------- |
| Production  | `https://submit.atomyx.io/api` | Public customer integrations | Live Submit job creation            |
| Sandbox     | TBC                            | Planned                      | Future customer testing environment |

### Production

Use production for current customer integrations.

Production API requests create real Submit jobs, so make sure your request payloads are valid before sending live traffic.

When testing in production, use clearly identifiable test external IDs, for example:

```
TEST-ORDER-10001
```

Avoid using real customer data unless required for a controlled test.

### Sandbox

A dedicated sandbox environment is planned for future customer testing.

Once available, sandbox will be the recommended environment for integration development and test submissions before going live.

### API keys

API keys are environment-specific and workspace specific.


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