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# Portal Configuration

While Atomyx Submit can be used standaone, it is usually implemented as part of a wider ordering or ERP workflow, so portal setup is not only about the customer-facing interface. It also includes processing behaviour, callbacks, branding, product parameters, and how the portal is configured inside Atomyx Manage.

### In this section

* **Prerequisites** covers what must already be in place before you begin
* **Portal Setup** covers the main portal-level settings
* **Branding and Language** covers visual identity and customer-facing text
* **API Integration** covers how the portal exchanges data with your ERP or ordering platform
* **Preflight Configuration** covers quick-check and production profile strategy
* **Manage Plug-in Configuration** covers how Submit is configured and used inside Atomyx Manage

### Recommended reading order

If you are setting up Submit for the first time, read these pages in order:

1. Prerequisites
2. Portal Setup
3. API Integration
4. Preflight Configuration
5. Manage Plug-in Configuration
6. Branding and Language

### Related pages

* **Submit Quick Start**
* **Submit Architecture**
* **Submit Troubleshooting**
* **Authentication and API Keys** in Vault


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